“We’re treading water right now,” its owner says as he works to pay people.
Wash Park Grille open again after city’s tax seizure
Justin Wingerter
Justin covers litigation, white-collar crime and other news. He is a graduate of Southern Illinois University and previously reported for The Denver Post, The Oklahoman and The Topeka Capital-Journal. [email protected]
Lakewood company says biased BBB leads public to think it’s government
“When you hear the word ‘bureau,’ you think that it is part of the government.”
Injury law firm sues heir for cut of plane crash settlement
Ramos Law says it’s owed $1.5 million.
Warning of ‘colossal mess,’ vehicle owners try to stop Fluid Truck’s sale
Fluid says a sale will build a “stronger future.” Owners say it’s “a get out of jail free card.”
Former NFL player, 28 others allegedly lost $1.3M to scheming stock trader
Ian Bell, 35, faces 18 charges. The SEC says he “lost all investor money that he traded.”
Aborted $8M sale of Cherry Hills home leads to deposit dispute
“This is not a crime,” says the buyer who reneged, “it is stupidity on my part.”
Tenants keep suing their landlords. A ‘legislator-litigator’ is one reason why
In the past 13 months, Woodrow has co-filed at least seven class-action lawsuits on behalf of tenants that accuse property owners of violating the Consumer Protection Act.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 12.5.24
Liens at a downtown condo project, a contractor accused of stealing $53,000 in RiNo, a $1.2 million rent dispute in Boulder and more.
City seizes Wash Park Grille for back taxes
Owner Jeff Estey says he wasn’t expecting this: “I’m trying to get it back open.”
Drive-thru tech firm ceases operations, will sell Park Hill building
Highmark Communications declared bankruptcy after being sued for reportedly defaulting on a $2.7 million bank loan.
