Major Morgan III, 30, and Dillon Rosenbrook, 32, are accused of running “an illicit fraud scheme” over three years.
Contractors face 34 charges for allegedly stealing $1M from homeowners
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Billion-dollar law firm cutting footprint in move from Republic Plaza
Morrison Foerster is staying downtown.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 1.8.26
Inspirato is accused of neglecting a 9,000-square-foot home, a landlord’s $58M loan lands in court, Punch Bowl Social sued by an architect, and more.
From Kong to Flora, four court rulings to watch for in 2026
Brian Watson is scheduled for trial and Jared Leonard is likely to avoid one.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 12.24.25
Shoddy work on a 7,200-square-foot Cherry Hills home, a $12.6 million default on an apartment building in west Denver, and more.
Yardbird missed $50K rent payment before October closure, landlord says
The RiNo restaurant has surrendered its space to landlord Lagniappe Capital Partners.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 12.18.25
Hacked emails cost a Westminster homebuyer $183,000, a new Aurora golf simulator bar reportedly owes $127,000 to a contractor, and more.
After a pilot’s death, heirs say his business partner owes $11M
Kyle Scott died in a crash last fall. His widow and brother are suing the co-owner of his companies for not buying his shares.
RiNo restaurant owner stopped paying off 2022 purchase, former owners say
Super Mega Bien’s Anthony Maciag and Tabatha Knop sued to get paid. But a third owner, Dana Rodriguez, isn’t involved in the lawsuit.
Denver ‘gonzo lawyer’ disbarred for seeking sex, cocaine from client
Jason Flores-Williams previously sued Denver over homeless sweeps and claimed in court that the Colorado River is a living person.
