A proposed Larkspur truck stop is sued for $1.3 million, a Colfax landlord sues its parking lot manager, and more.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 7.3.25
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Baby mat maker featured on ‘Shark Tank’ is bankrupt
Ezpz blames a retailer’s decline, tariffs on China and a $2.9 million court loss.
Exec says she was fired from vacation rental firm Cuvee for exposing kickbacks
The local company says Pollyanna Forster is lying “to avoid the repercussions of her actions” and make herself “into some sort of victim.”
Broncos must build income-restricted housing after $7M deal by Burnham Yard
Hundreds of emails shed light into negotiations with the Denver Housing Authority.
Summer camp won’t be shut down over gender policy
Camp IdRaHaJe reached a settlement with the state, which says “the camp was never under a threat of closure.”
Event venue inside El Jebel Shrine sues the city for a liquor license
Non Plus Ultra can’t serve booze because it is near a school. Or is it?
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 6.26.25
Renee Brinkerhoff sues over a clouded title in Jefferson Park, a contractor says it’s owed $500k on apartment projects, and more.
Neighbors sue to stop Breckenridge hotel and condo project
The Imperial Hotel and Private Residences would span 400,000 square feet.
Owners’ dustup turns to legal duel at Little Bear Saloon in Evergreen
Little Bear Saloon was sold in 2023 to co-owners who are already locking horns.
LoDo office complex’s new owner says it’s unsafe, only half-occupied
Lender who foreclosed is suing its prior owner for $6.5 million in repairs.
