Martines Palmeiro Construction, which owes north of $10 million, disconnected its phones and took down its website.
Bankrupt builder leaves behind a pile of unpaid invoices
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Summit County hostel rebrands following foreclosure
The Pad, which went bankrupt in 2023, is now The Block. Little else has changed.
Aspen-area fraudster gets prison for ‘callousness and heartlessness’
Repeat offender Ron Wallace, 68, defrauded CBD investors. He sought a sentence of house arrest due to poor health.
Judge orders buyer of South Broadway pot shop to pay $2.2M
The company that bought A Cut Above for $8 million wasn’t defrauded, she says.
Restaurant chain agrees to pay $3.8M to 1,350 ex-employees
Los Dos Potrillos did not admit wrongdoing and says it remains “committed to our core values.”
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 4.24.25
Unpaid assessments on a Cherry Hills mansion, an architect accused of poor work in Cherry Creek, and more.
State rep’s solar firm is bankrupt, will liquidate the last of its assets
EcoMark Solar is owned by Rep. Alex Valdez, a Denver Democrat who ran for mayor.
Judge freezes assets of controller accused of stealing from real estate firm
Thomson Tse is said to have embezzled $378,000 from DoubleBay Partners and bought a $300,000 sportscar.
Litigation bankrupts hemp firm before trial
“Threat of litigation, judgments and arrearages” caused ECS Brands in Broomfield to file for Chapter 11, its CEO says.
Defense attorney suspended three years for spending clients’ cash
“The sanction was unnecessary and was excessive,” says a lawyer for Adam Tucker.
