“Vendors cannot be paid and payroll is locked,” says a lawyer for Service First Permits.
‘Unlawful power grab’: Co-owners’ accusations paralyze permitting firm
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The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 3.27.25
A dispute involving real estate near El Rancho, a Vail developer blames its lawyers for a failed lawsuit, and more.
Broker denies bodyslamming, says developer started country club tussle
Nick Steitz at JLL says he “acted properly” in response to Brad Eide’s threats.
Judge disbars ‘unscrupulous’ Arvada lawyer who abandoned clients
“She is unregulatable,” he said of immigration attorney Lindsay Arroyo.
Fired Azar attorney says he’s owed $590K in commissions
Sean McCrary led the mass torts practice at Azar & Associates before being let go.
Robert Thompson ordered to pay McWhinney $500K for breaking lease
Three Saints Revival left 1801 Wewatta St. early last year, blaming vagrancy.
Judge allows struggling LoDo restaurant to rebrand as La Loma
The failing restaurant changed hands in the acrimonious divorce of William and Renee Brinkerhoff, which cost more than $6 million in legal fees.
Judge refuses The Source’s request to cut dust emissions in RiNo
The Source worries it won’t be able to cool its retail space. Judge Sarah Wallace says that’s for regulators to handle.
Golden investor says film producer took $11M, ‘nearly my entire life savings’
Ed Fleming “has made his mind up with zero facts,” says the producer, Dave Brown.
PR firm says clients’ bankruptcies caused its bankruptcy
“We were hit with several hundred thousand dollars in unrecoverable debt,” says Comprise’s owner.
