“It’s not the outcome we were hoping for,” says a lawyer for Mike Dunafon, “but there is a lot in that opinion that we do agree with.”
Glendale mayor wrongly approved future wife’s pot shop, ethics panel says
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Investment advisor cost retiree his $241K savings with risky bets, lawsuit says
“I was trying to hit him a home run and instead there were some strikeouts.”
Court awards nonprofit $260K from Park Hill Golf Course owners
Sisters of Color renovated a run-down clubhouse but wasn’t able to use it.
600-acre Gunnison development bankrupt
Gunnison Rising says it can’t find funding. An excavation company is suing for $4 million.
Stop the music: Wolf scrutinizes Punch Bowl Social’s karaoke bar buy
The developer questions why a supposedly $1 million company was sold for $30,000.
Judge shuts down Humvee camper company accused of pocketing deposits
Wolf Rigs, in Littleton, is appealing a bankruptcy court’s order to close and liquidate.
Lawyer threatened with contempt for alleged criminal trespass denies that
John O’Brien of Spencer Fane is accused of “a shakedown worthy of a Martin Scorsese mob movie.”
Bankrupt Auraria Student Lofts goes back to lender Fortress
Fortress Capital’s takeover follows years of court battles with Nelson Partners.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 9.12.24
Gaylord Rockies manager sues over April conference shortfall, a $1.9 million landscaping mistake at West High School, and more.
Brinkerhoff says trademark tussle with Castle Pines has gotten ‘personal’
The two sides are trading unrelated accusations as they await a judge’s decision.
