“These actions by Signia had potential life-threatening implications,” a judge wrote.
Marketing firm must pay $2M to erectile dysfunction docs for fake sales
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‘Nomadic’ short-term rental host sues Denver, cheered on by others
“When I think of a nomad, I think of somebody crossing the desert, going point to point, watering hole to watering hole,” one host said. “I don’t do that. I buy roundtrip tickets.”
Nuggets superfan ‘Red Pant Man’ wasted bank profits on jets, developer says
Lakewood’s Solera National Bank has one branch and six corporate aircraft. Its chairman, a jetsetter on TikTok, denies taking them to games.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 9.28.23
A DTC landlord sues over an abandoned restaurant lease, a divorce dispute has $17 million in real estate on the line and more.
Architecture firm says developer stiffed it on Colfax project
But the developer, Leon Cisneros, says he is the one who is owed money.
Bank that recently moved HQ to Denver climbs in annual local deposit rankings
While deposits dropped citywide, HTLF holds billions more than the year before.
Fraudsters used a bitcoin ATM to steal $38K; sheriff sues to get it back
A couple sent money to an international crime ring. Who does it belong to now?
Four-year-long fib costs real estate attorney her law license
Cindy Lowery-Graber worked at top Denver firms before her 30-month suspension.
Deadhead bar closing for three months after serving minor
So Many Roads was shut down last November due to cocaine dealing, then reopened and sold beer to an underage cadet.
Thieving businessman Steve Bachar pleads guilty again
Bachar, 57, faces 2-6 years in prison and $183,000 in restitution. Sentencing is Nov. 6.
