Chuck McDaniel’s lawyer calls it vindication. His victim says, “He hurt me.”
Cherry Hills exec avoids prison as child sex charges dropped for misdemeanor
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‘Extortion demand’ stopped $60M sale of offsite DIA parking, lawsuit says
Co-owners of USAirport Parking want its manager removed by a judge.
Bankrupt Joyride Brewing sues co-owner for theft, says he cost it $1M
Grant Babb wrote checks, made Venmo payments to himself, Edgewater brewery says.
Seven years after $21M sale, founders of sports recruiting startup sue buyer
CaptainU’s creators say they are still owed $6 million.
Neighbors can’t stop apartment development near Parker, judge rules
106 residents sued to stop Ulysses from building near them. They lost.
Strip club to close for two weeks after admitting prostitution
PT’s Showclub, which changed owners in 2021, will shut down Jan. 2-15.
Local architects blamed for delays, cost overrun on RiNo apartments
Flora, which opens in February, was delayed by poor designs, its developers say.
Turing School sued by LoDo landlord for $200K says it’s being bullied
“It is unfortunate that our megacorp landlord has chosen to take these matters public.”
Architect says builder lifted townhome design plans without paying
Lokal Homes built townhouses on a former CDOT property. Their designer is suing.
Appeals court rules against college in suit over Lakewood duplexes
“The ordinance does not violate CCU’s rights,” the Colorado Court of Appeals rules.
