The Turing School of Software and Design weathered a pandemic and a $500,000 court judgment. It blames economic uncertainty.
Coding school will close after ‘long period of struggle’
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Builder sues Town of Frisco for $2.4M, says it was slandered
MW Golden in Castle Rock is countersuing after the town accused it of theft.
Pikes Peak cog railway sues Manitou Springs for tax refunds
Anschutz Corp. says some council members “appear to harbor a general disdain” for the historic attraction.
No fluff: Pillows.com says rival is ripping it off
The Denver e-commerce site says HotelHomePillows.com “decided to completely steal and copy” its “entire business model.”
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 4.10.25
A $5 million house fire in Belcaro, La Loma is hit with $3.6 million in mechanic’s liens, and more.
Judge orders builder to return any trade secrets stolen from rival
Denver Commercial Builders says Precision Contractors has thousands of its files, including for a job that would earn it $20 million.
Azar firm says ex-employee uses Google ads to poach its clients
Dominic Genco “takes these allegations seriously and intends to defend this lawsuit vigorously,” his lawyer says.
Former LoDo hotel owner charged with defrauding Denver bank
Amin Suliaman, 48, is said to have tricked Vectra into crediting his account $291,000 for PPP loans while the hotel was closed.
‘This is going to end’: Judge threatens to fine lawyers in La Loma case
“You want to slander each other? Do it outside of the litigation privilege!”
Boulder duplex project goes bankrupt ahead of foreclosure sale
Four-story condos are going up at the entrance to Boulder Canyon.
