“We didn’t find anything,” the state archaeologist says. “We just saw an area where there is the potential for archaeological sites.”
Neighbor says possible Native American burial site should stop subdivision
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Judge: Inventor can sue law firm after her attorney switched sides
Amanda Sima, of Castle Pines, invented JoJo Cups for toddlers. A national company denies stealing her design.
‘They’ve got the votes’: Vail developer Knobel can knock down condos, judge says
“I can stop this for a little while but that’s all I can do,” he tells Vail Inn condo owners.
Lone Tree neighbors likely can’t close noisy pickleball courts, judges say
“Constant, loud pickleball strikes are offensive, cause stress and devalue property,” they complain.
Dad sues sons who fired him as CEO
“Kevin Semcken is concerned about his sons and about the companies which he founded.”
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 10.30.25
A $6.3 million lemon in Cherry Hills, a toxic $4.1 million home near Boulder, a contractor owed $5 million for work at DIA, and more.
Rooftop lease in RiNo ‘a classic bait-and-switch,’ pool bar owner says
Rose, a lounge atop The Penrose apartments, is a pool bar without pool access.
‘Breach of trust’: New soccer stadium could leave bondholders hurting
They invested $105 million in infrastructure and now stand to lose out. This “will certainly be remembered,” one says.
After bankruptcy, a Colorado apparel company rebuilt — in Vietnam
“We moved into the chaos. The mills. The factories,” says an owner of Western Rise.
Businessman sues to get back into Colorado Golf Club, says club cost him deal
The plaintiff says he was meeting with likely buyers of his company when he was accused of pilfering booze and banned.
