Lokal Homes built townhomes at 1980 S. Holly St., then got sued by an architect.
Englewood developer says it didn’t lift local architect’s plans
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Lawyer’s nude concert sprint leads to profane letter, another lawyer’s scolding
“The second set is when things really went off the rails for me,” Vince DiMichele said of the 2022 Phish concert in Cancun.
Agent can be sued in Boulder mansion arsenic case, judge rules
The judge said it’s “plausible” one Compass agent didn’t disclose water problems, while dismissing another who only performed a final walkthrough.
‘Unmitigated greed’: Judge orders crypto pastor’s bank accounts frozen
“The charges are that Kaitlyn and I pocketed $1.3 million…those charges are true,” Eli Regalado says.
Cryotherapy spas in Cherry Creek, Boulder go bankrupt
Their co-owner, a lawyer, says two “were an absolute dumpster fire” when he took over.
Billionaire James Leprino wins again in legal clash with niece
The Colorado Court of Appeals upheld a decision to not dissolve Leprino Foods.
Former Amazon bookstore in Cherry Creek to become bank branch
Huntington Bank has big expansion plans in Colorado.
Seven-figure sales of hotel near Monarch ski area stymied, lawsuit says
Monarch Mountain Lodge would have sold for $3.6 million but a co-owner allegedly wanted to hide $1.7 million in mortgages.
Cherry Hills mansion, once bankrupt, hits the market for $9.5M
It has seven bedrooms, 10 bathrooms and is owned by a former Broncos backup.
Aspenite wants $56M in loans rescinded, says Denver bank caused him ‘disgrace’
Dan Burrell says First Western shouldn’t have given him business loans to spend on a house and yacht.
