Bachar, 58, died in a prison in Rifle on March 15. Authorities are investigating.
Bachar ran half marathon, was preparing to leave prison before his death
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Nearly all of Moye White leaving for another law firm
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Alleged crypto fraudster spent $200K on Broncos suite, FBI claims
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Coding school ordered to pay $450K to its downtown landlord
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The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 3.28.24
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Architect firm says it’s owed $350K for designing Pearl Street hotel in Boulder
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‘Slap in the face’: Man avoids prison after taking millions from friend’s family
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Lenders sue the state to stop ‘perverse’ new interest rate caps
Industry groups say they’re being hurt by an “all-fronts war” against payday lenders.
Judge tells developer to pay architect $183K for its Colfax work
A $150,000 settlement fell through when Leon Cisneros didn’t pay Oz Architecture.
