Stolen funds from the rental of a $78 million home, underinsurance claims in Cherry Hills Village, and more.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 2.27.25
Justin Wingerter
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Mountain towns say contractor bungled, stole from public housing projects
MW Golden in Castle Rock was sued by Breckenridge and Frisco months apart.
Managers of franchisee firm ‘brazenly’ stole from it, silent partners say
RAD Group operates Jimmy John’s and Marco’s Pizza restaurants.
Developer says broker ‘forcibly slammed’ him at country club networking event
Brad Eide has sued Nick Steitz, who played in the NFL before going into real estate.
Cherry Creek jewelry heist netted $12M and lasted eight hours, police say
Detectives think a South American crew was behind the sophisticated summer plot.
LoDo landlord’s PPP fraud claims are frivolous, restaurateur says
“It’s very mind-boggling and it’s frustrating for me,” says Barolo Grill owner Ryan Fletter.
Landlord complains that 7-Eleven near CU is ‘magnet for homeless people’
Urban Frontier is suing the chain for letting transients “wreak havoc” on 1091 13th St.
Judge pauses enforcement of new Lakewood development law
The injunction lets Kairoi Residential seek city approval for a much-criticized project.
Has a former fraudster gone straight? His solar clients aren’t so sure
Doug Glaser was a high-flying investor, then a headline-grabbing inmate. His latest company is facing allegations.
Ink Coffee will be sold to Leevers Supermarkets exec
Through his capital firm, Chris Leevers will pay about $375,000 for the bankrupt chain.
