D.R. Horton claims Grandview Partners didn’t meet a deadline. Grandview disagrees.
Homebuilder wants $4M back from developer after Aurora lots aren’t ready
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‘Like a wrestling move’: Details emerge in broker-developer country club scuffle
“You wouldn’t stop choking me and I got really freaked out. I couldn’t breathe.”
From Kong to Flora, four court rulings to watch for in 2026
Brian Watson is scheduled for trial and Jared Leonard is likely to avoid one.
Four colorful Denver court moments from 2025
“I don’t know how Mr. Bell could live with himself during this.”
Zocalo Development says its exec can’t sue for theft after failed buyout
Clark Atkinson claims CEO David Zucker and others have stolen $3.7 million.
Amicable agreement ends Evergreen saloon owners’ dustup
Theft and defamation claims had risked a receivership for the Little Bear Saloon.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 12.24.25
Shoddy work on a 7,200-square-foot Cherry Hills home, a $12.6 million default on an apartment building in west Denver, and more.
Cannabis grower claims manager ‘stole everything’ from Denver warehouse
“And apparently he forgot that the cameras were on,” a lawyer for Rocky Mountain Distributors says of Andrew Leising.
Office owner sues Adams County over increased valuations
Park Centre Commons consists of two buildings that have “experienced excessive vacancies,” according to its owner.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 12.18.25
Hacked emails cost a Westminster homebuyer $183,000, a new Aurora golf simulator bar reportedly owes $127,000 to a contractor, and more.
