CEO Brad Dempsey said the bookstore can emerge from bankruptcy “at the beginning of next year” and a sale is not being contemplated.
Tattered Cover, leaner and with a lender, sounds optimistic at hearing
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KeyBank closing financial planning office in Cherry Creek
The location at 101 University Blvd. will go away by the end of this year.
Another major law firm will move into Block 162
Snell & Wilmer, which has been in its current building for two decades, will occupy the 25th floor.
Airbnb host loses lawsuit against the city over ‘nomadic’ ruling
His lawyer cited the wrong law and didn’t know who appoints the licensing director.
In Lyons, a spirited quarrel over a secret liqueur formula
Spirit Hound and Richardo’s both make coffee liqueurs. Was one recipe stolen?
Denver to pay $100K to church for access to new mountain park
The city filed an eminent domain suit against Beth Eden Baptist Church in July, but has reached a six-figure settlement.
Earth.com, no longer bankrupt, will face $12M trial in Telluride
The case hasn’t gone well for its founder, who was jailed and told to pay $1 million.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 11.9.23
An abandoned apartment project near DIA, a design-build firm says it’s owed $3M, a C-470 subcontractor is sued, and more.
Judge rejects lawsuit against Broomfield for quitting highway project
But the discord isn’t over between Jefferson County, Arvada and Broomfield.
‘Completely shocked’: Golden Triangle store sues city over alcohol denial
Is Choice Market within 500 feet of a school? Depends who you ask.
