“A hot spot for DPD” wants less consideration of the neighborhood’s desires.
Federal liquor store, facing more threats of closure, again sues city
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Four central Denver apartment buildings enter receivership after defaults
They and a fifth building in Aurora have defaulted on nearly $50 million in loans.
After ‘bitter dispute,’ developer must pay $780K to partner he stole from
“We disagree with the factual findings,” says Ben Hrouda, who is weighing an appeal.
James Leprino wins again, ending billionaire cheesemaker’s legal family drama
A state court denied his niece’s appeal, bringing a headline-grabbing case to a close.
Bankrupt Silverthorne hostel could be sold for less than construction cost
An investor from Steamboat Springs wants to buy The Pad, although a judge will have to sign off.
Lawyer who sent $375K settlement to Hong Kong hacker blames his bank
Randy Corporon says that if he is at fault, so is Wells Fargo and another attorney.
Aurora sushi restaurant, owner bankrupted by $3.6M theft verdict
Jurors found that Shoyu Sushi’s owner, Zuoquan Lin, stole from business partners.
Developers locked in he-said, he-said legal dispute along Wadsworth
Jeff Oberg says that John Callahan embezzled. Callahan says that’s not true.
Empower stuck with $3M downtown lease until 2028, judge decides
Its “clear and unambiguous” lease prevents an early termination in October.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 8.15.24
Shoddy flooring at Castle Pines Golf Club, a failed hotel purchase in Belize, and more.
