The club wants an injunction barring the Brinkerhoffs from using “Bar Hummingbird.”
Castle Pines ‘distracted’ by trademark fight before PGA tournament, VP says
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Contractor leaves dozens of projects unfinished and clients’ dreams deferred
“It is a shame that we all have to go through this,” says a Denver nonprofit director.
Airbnb service fees are taxable in Boulder, judge rules
Airbnb sued over a $415,000 tax bill. On Wednesday, it lost.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 8.1.24
A $6 million flood in Ballpark, a penthouse lease in McGregor Square is fought over, unpaid invoices at a $3 million condo, and more.
Brewery closes as owner, sued for theft and mismanagement, calls critics ‘terrorists’
“I have been crucified in Castle Rock,” says Burly Brewing owner Lisa Miles.
Judge allows Tattered Cover’s $1.8M sale to Barnes & Noble
A $40,000 settlement with its Littleton landlord last week cleared the way for approval.
$5M in unpaid bills pile up at new RiNo apartment complex
Subcontractors say they’re not being paid at Novel RiNo, 1300-1350 40th St.
Lender can foreclose on bankrupt Auraria Student Lofts downtown, judge rules
A bankruptcy case complicated Fortress Capital’s previous efforts to take over 1051 14th St.
Cherry Creek mall jeweler robbed, feds investigate
Hyde Park Jewelers is closed in the meantime. Police have not made any arrests.
Ex-NFLer must pay business partner $200K, lost radio gig due to lawsuit
Chad Brown owns a reptile shipping company that has been the source of lawsuits.
