They say the ban is unlawful and inflicting “serious and irreparable harm.”
Trade groups sue to stop Denver’s limits on gas appliances
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Vinyl Me, Please execs say they were wrongly fired to save on severance
Former CEO Cameron Schaefer and CFO Adam Block are countersuing the company.
Judge rejects state’s case against investment broker for Indian restaurant
“We believe the court’s holding is wrong and harmful to investor protections,” Securities Commissioner Tung Chan says.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 7.3.24
An architecture firm is sued for shoddy work, a $1.6 million foreclosure in LoHi, Aurora Housing Authority sues Aurora, and more.
‘A fantastic ride’: Financial conference company closes, will be sold off
Fintech Nexus ran global financial conferences and a media site from Denver.
Brokerage sues brokerage over Tennyson retail sale commission
Restaurateur Khagendra Gurung’s purchase of the former West End Tap House building has resulted in litigation.
State investigating modular homebuilder IndieDwell for possibly defrauding taxpayers
An unsealed court order shows the AG’s Office subpoenaed IndieDwell’s computers.
Judge upholds Summit County restrictions on short-term rentals
“Plaintiffs have not established that the right to rent one’s property is a fundamental right.”
‘Breathing room’: Telluride clothing company files for Chapter 11
Debt has “caused the company’s issues to snowball,” Western Rise’s owner says.
Lawyer Corporon wired $375K divorce settlement to hacker, lawsuit says
“Randy sent almost everything I had to Hong Kong,” says Anne O’Riordan.
