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Third law firm leases space at Denver’s newest skyscraper
It will join Sherman & Howard and Haynes and Boone at Block 162, the 30-story building at 675 15th St.
Judge in Amazon-Watson case ‘reluctantly’ recuses himself
“Perception of the fair administration of justice … is of the highest importance to the court,” wrote Liam O’Grady, whose wife had owned about $22,000 worth of Amazon stock.
‘Complete disregard for the law’: Denver revokes Beta’s licenses
A city official made the decision after determining the owner of the LoDo nightclub violated state liquor laws and fire safety codes.
Moye White will be first large law firm to relocate from downtown to RiNo
“We’re innovative, pioneering,” said a managing partner after leasing 42,000 square feet in speculative office building going up in RiNo.
Denver shuts down Beta owner’s adjacent bar after fatal shooting
Two people died and two were wounded New Year’s Day in The Cabin Tap House at 1919 Blake St.
Minimum wage in Denver rising to $15.87 on Jan. 1
This is the last of a planned series of hikes of more than $1 per hour. The consumer price index will determine how much the minimum wage will be starting in 2023.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 12.30.21
A contractor is accused of stealing a tanker truck of water, a real estate firm claims commission is owed for a $2.5 million sale, and homeowners fight over tennis courts.
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Brian Watson sells Cherry Hills mansion for $8.5M after scare
The embattled real estate executive paid $6.6 million for it in 2020, shortly before he was sued by Amazon, and he feared a receiver might cancel the sale.
