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Court rules Wash Park house can be 18 inches too high
The Court of Appeals rejected a neighbor’s attempt to stop a three-story build across from Washington Park.
Arrest warrant issued as disbarred attorney Steve Bachar skips theft sentencing
The admitted thief faces up to a dozen years in prison for taking $125,000 of a longtime friend’s money.
Injury lawyer suspended 30 months for forgery after pandemic fraud claims dropped
Michael Yi, a former Aurora prosecutor, admitted to forging the signature of his brother, a notary.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 3.2.23
A high school says it was overbilled, The Source sues a tenant, Rosenberg’s is accused of abandoning its Boulder lease, and more.
Dispute over $300M Keystone project scaled back by Breckenridge judge
The property owner will maintain ownership after warning that split ownership could cause the project to collapse.
Stalled Dillon condo project files for bankruptcy day before foreclosure auction
Uptown 240 was once praised by leaders in the small Summit County town. Now they are frustrated.
Food hall developer accused of self-dealing by co-founder of Golden project
Mark Shaker, who created Stanley Marketplace and the now-defunct Broadway Market, denies wrongdoing at The Golden Mill.
Thornton metro district faces another lawsuit, stiff legal bill after resident takeover
Amber Creek is one of at least three Colorado metro districts in active litigation, along with others in Commerce City and Lakewood.
What’s your lawsuit worth? Ask AI, local lawyer says
Jay Hermele’s CaseYak will compete against other legal startups at an American Bar Association competition in Chicago in March.
