A former exec testified that it stopped paying rent on 64,500 square feet as a “renegotiating tactic — a tactic to save money.”
Twitter ordered to pay $8M for breaking Boulder lease
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Receiver appointed as boot retailer Freebird defaults on lender’s $15M
The Denver-based firm has 21 stories, including a flagship in Cherry Creek.
Judge says Adams Co. rightly valued Gaylord at $750M
Ryman Hospitality challenged the county’s approach, requested a $530M valuation.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 5.22.25
Foxfield says Von Miller’s former home is now an illegal short-term rental, neighbors say there is a brothel in Baker, and more.
Injury law firms go to court — against each other
Azar & Associates is accusing Bachus & Schanker of stealing prospective clients online.
Lender says Denver firm may close dispensaries to avoid paying $11M
Schwazze, which owns Star Buds, says “we vehemently deny” fraud claims.
Christian summer camp says state will shut it down over gender policy
Camp IdRaHaJe wants a federal judge to stop the state’s “dangerous agenda.”
‘It needs to stop’: Copper Mountain accused of charging hidden surcharge
“We firmly believe that this lawsuit is entirely baseless,” says the ski area’s owner.
Judge orders IT firm owner not to take $300K out of struggling company
The once-thriving LucidPoint in Cherry Creek may not make payroll as co-owners fight.
Judge hands over $8M Winter Park townhome project to receiver
The unfinished Reunion Lofts along Highway 40 are now being run by Cordes & Co.
