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February 15, 2006 News » News Feature

Accused Raleigh entrepreneur goes national

James Webb is back in the news

by Jennifer Strom

In December 2004, things were going south for self-styled Raleigh entrepreneur James Webb. Dozens of investors, clients and subcontractors of his Alpine Properties real estate venture were pestering him for payments and filing suits in six and seven digits from Greensboro to…

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