Seventy-five new Marshall Fire cases, the state says real estate investors were defrauded, airport hangar owner sues JeffCo over valuation, and more.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 12.7.23
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Cherry Hills exec avoids prison as child sex charges dropped for misdemeanor
Chuck McDaniel’s lawyer calls it vindication. His victim says, “He hurt me.”
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 11.22.23
A lawsuit over an I-25 travel center south of Denver, alleged theft from the sale of Belize condos, a crop of new Marshall Fire cases, and more.
Earth.com, no longer bankrupt, will face $12M trial in Telluride
The case hasn’t gone well for its founder, who was jailed and told to pay $1 million.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 11.9.23
An abandoned apartment project near DIA, a design-build firm says it’s owed $3M, a C-470 subcontractor is sued, and more.
Disbarred attorney Steve Bachar gets three years in prison, more than DA requests
In a seven-minute speech, his first public remarks about the case since being charged in 2021, Bachar called himself “deeply remorseful.”
NoCo nursing home says ex-CEO stole $1M
Bob Wilson, meanwhile, claims extortionists at his company tried shaking him down for $10 million.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 10.26.23
A $1 million plumbing bill in RiNo, a $212,000 dispute over DIA parking, and more.
Investment lawyer suspended 9 months for breaking neighbor’s nose
“I’m a lawyer, I can do whatever I want,” Will Hart told police during a 2017 arrest.
Wyatts Towing violated tax laws, company’s former CFO alleges in court filing
Robert Plimpton says he filed a whistleblower complaint with Colorado Attorney General’s Office.
