“Even if it is debatable whether the impact fee will do anything to address the problem, it must be upheld.”
Estes Park’s pricy fee on short-term rentals is constitutional, judge rules
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Settlement reached in eight-figure Grand Apartments construction case
32 lawyers represented developer Shorenstein and 15 construction companies.
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Developer loses $270K case against Westminster over unsold land
Rozzi Capital’s lawsuit revolved around eight acres and a letter of intent.
Colorado led the nation in bank thefts in 2022, FBI data shows
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Frank Azar accuses another ‘Strong Arm’ of swiping his trademark
Azar’s lawsuit reignites a five-year-old dispute with his late friend’s law firm.
