An owner of Frontline Construction calls the countersuit “a blatant and desperate attempt to deflect from documented financial misconduct.”
Construction exec accused of embezzlement says he is owed $180K
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Inspirato neglected Edwards mansion to ‘maximize profits,’ owner alleges
“We believe the claims are without merit,” the Denver vacation company says.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 1.15.26
Hilltop neighbors challenge a zoning variance, foreclosure underway for a RiNo bar, a lemon in Bow Mar, and more.
Steel builder says CEO’s sister stole trade secrets and clients
Sunward Steel Buildings, which dates to 1972, is suing its founder’s daughter.
Brighton nursery files for bankruptcy protection
Arbor Valley has 338 acres. It blames housing market declines for plummeting revenue.
Renee Brinkerhoff sues her ex-husband for $1M, reviving their legal fight
She claims William Brinkerhoff corruptly took that money from an oil and gas firm during their divorce.
Contractors face 34 charges for allegedly stealing $1M from homeowners
Major Morgan III, 30, and Dillon Rosenbrook, 32, are accused of running “an illicit fraud scheme” over three years.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 1.8.26
Inspirato is accused of neglecting a 9,000-square-foot home, a landlord’s $58M loan lands in court, Punch Bowl Social sued by an architect, and more.
Central City asks judge to stop ‘indecent’ Main Street strip club
Rick’s Cabaret, which has battled the small city for years, thought it was skirting a ban by using latex clothes.
Receiver running I-70 warehouse caught up in father-sons feud
A judge determined the “open, ongoing dispute” between the Semckens made it nearly impossible for them to operate 10601 N. I-70 Frontage Road.
