“This is not a delay tactic, it’s an end tactic,” says the Todd Creek Farms HOA in Brighton.
HOA goes bankrupt to ‘stop the financial drain’ of homeowners’ lawsuit
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Waste Management threatened with eviction from Denver recycling facility
The company says a roof dispute could force it out of 3600 E. 48th Ave. and disrupt city recycling services.
Judge: Downtown hotel owed nothing for 2020 event cancellation
A trade group breached its contract by canceling due to COVID but need not pay damages since the hotel couldn’t host it anyway.
Amazon delivery firm says embezzlers cooked its books
“Just go play golf, I’ve got your company,” the owner of Dracarys Fleet was allegedly told.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 7.24.25
A CEO is accused of signing a “sham lease,” a real estate investor sues his lender, a $1.3 million lemon in Centennial, and more.
Pastor, wife indicted for $3.4M cryptocurrency scheme
“We didn’t defraud people, we didn’t scam people,” Kaitlyn Regalado said at a May trial.
Fennemore growing again, adding Denver construction law firm
Galvanize Law’s eight attorneys and three staff will join in October.
Co-owner’s $1M theft wrecked property management firm, partner says
Two Jessicas own J&J Property Management in Aurora. One wants it dissolved.
Investors say Aspen jewelry CEO stole millions meant for diamonds
Moti Ferder, who was fired from Lugano Diamonds after an audit, is now being sued.
Bank says local IT exec stole millions through phony loans
Brad McDonnell, a Denverite with Horizon Capital in Littleton, is being sued for fraud.
