Expansive must pay Renu for its work at 1801 Broadway, which a receiver is running.
Judge orders coworking firm to pay $440K for downtown renovations
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Architect countersues Cherry Creek office developer for $235K
“Enforcement of the promises made by MPG is necessary to avoid injustice.”
‘They’re fighting against God’: Crypto pastor vows to beat fraud claim
Eli Regalado says he is like “Moses leading the Israelites out of the wilderness.”
Judge finds Breckenridge’s short-term rental limits are legal
It’s the third recent loss for Colorado homeowners challenging short-term rental rules.
Castle Pines sued by landowner for stopping city’s first McDonald’s
Residents chanted, “No clown in our town!” The City Council agreed, then got sued.
Bookkeeper robbed Denver marketing firm of almost $1M, company says
“Falsification of QuickBook entries allowed her to cover up her theft,” Emico Media says.
Trade groups sue to stop Denver’s limits on gas appliances
They say the ban is unlawful and inflicting “serious and irreparable harm.”
Vinyl Me, Please execs say they were wrongly fired to save on severance
Former CEO Cameron Schaefer and CFO Adam Block are countersuing the company.
Judge rejects state’s case against investment broker for Indian restaurant
“We believe the court’s holding is wrong and harmful to investor protections,” Securities Commissioner Tung Chan says.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 7.3.24
An architecture firm is sued for shoddy work, a $1.6 million foreclosure in LoHi, Aurora Housing Authority sues Aurora, and more.
