A “grossly undercapitalized” nightclub in LoDo, illegal drug use at a jobsite in Montclair, a Cherry Hills home floods, and more.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 10.23.25
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Energy drink investors say Outdoor Voices founder defrauded them
Ty Haney allegedly promised equity investments in Joggy in exchange for cash to fulfill a Target order, then reneged.
Construction exec allegedly stole $167K in ‘deliberate, calculated scheme’
Frontline Construction in Denver says its former senior project executive bought guns with many of the ill-gotten gains.
Reneged sale of Denver racing engine manufacturers leads to $6M lawsuit
Western Distributing, a 92-year-old company, sold four subsidiaries this summer. It did not go well.
Investor in failed Live Slow Brewing says founder stole $150K
“His accusations are wildly false,” says Grant Babb, who was similarly accused of taking from Joyride Brewing.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 10.16.25
A distracted property manager is blamed for $1.5 million in damage, LIV Sotheby’s is sued by a real estate photographer, and more.
Wanna-be buyers of ‘hypercars’ say Longmont lawyer stole millions
Is Scott Oliver a coconspirator or was he duped too? “I did not know of the alleged fraudulent scheme,” he says.
‘We’re going after them!’: Lawyer said he’d sue mobile home park, then didn’t
Jason Legg, an activist attorney, has been suspended for two months and paid his client $79,500.
Denver landscaper goes bankrupt to avoid bank’s ‘drastic action’
“Horizon just cannot compete with some of those cheaper competitors in the market,” its lawyer says.
City reverses course on liquor license for El Jebel event venue
Non Plus Ultra is not within 500 feet of a school and can pursue a booze permit.
