“There is little likelihood of confusion” between the eatery and the exclusive golf course, he determined.
Judge: Castle Pines can’t stop Brinkerhoff restaurant from using hummingbirds
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Pocketing retainers costs animal law attorney her license for 3 years
“I feel terrible about what happened,” says Juliet Piccone, “and I have learned from it.”
Restaurateur hit with Lakewood foreclosure, rash of collection suits
Jared Leonard no longer owns the building where Campfire Lakewood operates, but says sales are stable across his four eateries.
Ur-ine trouble: Entrepreneur wrecked and wetted Highland rental, owner says
The co-founder of an online bidding marketplace, who is countersuing, says it is misinformation, defamation and extortion.
Judge lets lawsuit against former Granby Ranch ski CEO move ahead
Melissa Cipriani denies moving money around to avoid paying her aunt $19 million.
Judge blocks franchisor’s effort to close Bruegger’s Bagels near DU
The company says the cafe is run down. The franchisee wants an extended franchise agreement before renovating.
‘The same suspect burglarized the park five times’: Crime, landlord dispute blamed for American Ninja Warrior closure
The park, which just opened in June, is suing and being sued by the property owner.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 12.19.24
A $3.9 million lien in the DTC, a $4.3 million apartment project foreclosure, a $1.1 million lemon in Centennial, and more.
Federal liquor store should be shut down, city official says
The hearing officer’s recommendation follows years of discussion and litigation.
Fluid Truck, which raised $80M from investors, is sold for $10M
“Not every resolution is pretty, and this one isn’t,” a bankruptcy judge said.
