An illegal duplex near Sloan’s Lake, construction defects at a $3.7 million house, a botched $1.6 million demolition, and more.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 8.31.23
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Late attorney’s home across from City Park named a Denver landmark
Irving P. Andrews served on the legal team that brought Brown vs. the Board of Education before the Supreme Court.
A small Denver law firm is suing a pop star over his No. 1 hit
Werge Law is carving out a niche in the coastal world of music litigation.
Theft of $1.5M meant for children’s hospitals nets 16-year sentence
Shriners packed the courtroom. “I cheated them,” William Schwartz admitted. His attorney had asked for just probation.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 8.17.23
A $1 million lien hits The Current in RiNo, a “catastrophic failure” damages a DTC office property, and more.
Barbershop ATM brouhaha prompted Denver lawyer’s career-ending crime
Jason Haubenreiser, 35, was disbarred for forging a document in small claims court.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 8.3.23
A DTC landlord is accused of letting its building deteriorate, a tenant along Boulder’s Pearl Street is sued for $262,000 in back rent, and more.
$2M wedding in Aspen ‘will go down in infamy,’ developer’s lawsuit says
An audio company in Carbondale is blamed for “a horrific wedding nightmare.”
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 7.20.23
A balcony collapse in Centennial, an unpaid $225,000 broker commission in Aurora, and more Marshall Fire lawsuits in Boulder County.
Judge sends Steve Bachar’s rejected plea deal money to ex-wife, creditors
Thursday’s order ends a four-month-long debate over who would get the $174,000 intended to be restitution.
