David Schott plans to appeal the ruling and file another lawsuit.
Male law professor can’t sue DU for gender discrimination, judge rules
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Ex-Tattered Cover CEO says current CEO doesn’t deserve $120K salary
Kwame Spearman already owns a minority stake in the company, but said in court documents he and investors could offer to buy it.
Architect calls RiNo lawsuit ‘groundless and frivolous,’ countersues developer
Studio Completiva says it hasn’t been paid in full for its work at the Flora, which will open next month.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 1.4.24
A $7 million lemon in north Denver, an $800,000 short-term rental dispute in NoCo, 154 new Marshall Fire cases, and more.
Georgetown brewery bankrupt, millions of dollars in debt
Guanella Pass Brewing, which also has a brewpub in Empire, says it had revenue of $860,000 in 2023.
Four local bankruptcy cases to watch in 2024
From a famous bookstore to an infamous homebuilder, companies to keep an eye on.
Accountant admits stealing from Boulder froyo shop, will repay $95K
Aiesha Teague, 40, is still being sued by the owners of Ripple Frozen Yogurt.
Gaylord Rockies again sues Adams County over property valuation
After unsuccessfully fighting to shrink its 2019 tax bill, the resort is back for another round, this time focused on 2023.
400 homeowners sue JeffCo over airport’s effect on home prices
Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport is more popular than ever. And noisier.
Firm’s on-mountain fashion shoots tread on trademarks, Aspen says
A lawsuit claims a London skiwear maker uses the resorts’ “luxury lifestyle” to sell $800 jackets.
