Leon Farfel, an art collector, bought a Marc Chagall drawing and Salvador Dali sculpture.
Tech exec says Sotheby’s damaged his artwork, then ignored him
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In the shadows of a West Colfax development, a property dispute sprouts
“They want to take the very little that we have,” says resident Griselda Barbosa Martinez.
As Choice Market shutters, landlords seek back rent
Choice’s CEO says that he’s working to find a new tenant for 939 Bannock St.
Denver bank worries $18M art collection is being ‘squandered’
The collateral includes a Picasso and works by Georgia O’Keefe.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 10.24.24
A $4.6 million foreclosure along West Colfax, the feds sue over a valuation in the Hale neighborhood, and more.
Half-off sale of $20M Silverthorne hostel is halted after objections
Instead, The Pad will likely be sold through foreclosure next month.
Fluid Truck bankrupt after ‘ambitious growth strategy’ led to eight-figure losses
The Denver startup raised more than $80 million. It lost $18.7 million in 2022 and $20.6 million in 2023, its CEO says.
Trial beginning in ugly business divorce that wrecked roofing company
A founder of AGR wants $16 million from his former friend and business partner.
Woman sentenced to year in prison for stealing $480K from Amazon
“Ms. Vo’s offense was successful, but not sophisticated,” her attorney says.
‘I’m just pissed’: Lawyers sue lawyers over $2M office sale
The head of the Burnham Law Firm bought a building in Centennial, then learned it was smaller than advertised. He blames other lawyers.
