A Cherry Hills mansion is threatened with foreclosure, a historic church building in Castle Rock is wrecked, and more.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 10.9.25
Justin Wingerter
Justin covers litigation, white-collar crime and other news. He is a graduate of Southern Illinois University and previously reported for The Denver Post, The Oklahoman and The Topeka Capital-Journal. [email protected]
Neighbors sue owner of neglected ‘poop protest’ house in Congress Park
They want a receivership or demolition of 2725 E. Seventh Ave., a million-dollar home that passersby hurl dog dookie at.
Furniture maker for outdoor recreation vehicles closes shop, will liquidate
Twig Custom Builders also made the metalwork hanging from ChoLon’s ceiling.
Nuggets say mascot was fired for ‘business reasons,’ not a disability
Drake Solomon, the son of longtime Rocky mascot Kenn Solomon, was let go after hip surgery and is suing.
Centennial landlord countersues tech firm that says it mistakenly paid rent
Hoehn Management says Yardi’s payments were advertent — and $75,000 short.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 10.2.25
Bad balconies in the Santa Fe Arts District, a brewery’s boiler explodes, a real estate tech firm says secrets were stolen, and more.
Apartment developer says Westminster taking back land after Xcel delays
“This is just not a practical approach. Litigation is wasteful,” Lux Living’s lawyer says.
Contractor says he’s collateral damage in La Loma divorce, owed $3.5M
But Renee Brinkerhoff says La Loma’s builder is scheming with her ex to retake the restaurants.
Business law firm Burns, Figa & Will closing
Its lawyers are going in three directions. “It’s a mix of feelings,” its CEO says.
‘It was emotional’: After 32 years, Allen Vellone law firm says farewell
The Denver firm’s 15 attorneys and 11 staff members are joining Michael Best.
