A nearby resident told a city mediator that performances at Number 38 made his house shake. But some expressed support for the business.
RiNo venue could lose license for live music after noise complaints continue
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Judge rejects newspapers’ request for unredacted Tay Anderson report
Two Denver publications asked to see portions of a sexual harassment investigation into the Denver Public Schools board member.
Ex-waitress sues Snooze over alleged wage violations
Jazmine Foster-Hall, who worked at a Texas restaurant, is seeking class-action status for all tipped employees in her lawsuit.
Feds to return $525K to ex-Amazon employee involved in Watson case
In addition to the civil lawsuit, there has been a seemingly parallel criminal investigation into the kickback scheme. No one has been charged.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 2.10.22
A school district sues over construction defects at a high school and another lawsuit alleges fraud and conspiracy related to a commercial property transaction.
PERA sues 3 counties over dissolution of Tri-County Health Department
The Colorado Public Employees Retirement Association claims that the department and Arapahoe, Adams and Douglas counties need to pay $50 million to break away.
Family booted from Columbine Country Club sue for proof of why
A married couple of real estate agents were ousted for, among other things, allegedly blasting music from a golf cart and behaving inappropriately during a massage.
Denver fines 23 retailers for selling tobacco without a license
The businesses, nearly half of them individual Family Dollar stores, were required to obtain licenses under a law that went into effect in July.
Frank Bonanno sued by former partner over profits from two cocktail lounges
Adam Hodak, who now co-owns the L cocktail lounge on Broadway, alleges that he wasn’t paid properly for his stake in Green Russell and Vesper Lounge.
Fourth law firm leases space in Denver’s newest skyscraper
Lathrop GPM will join Sherman & Howard, Michael Best & Friedrich, and Haynes and Boone as the only tenants so far in the 30-story Block 162 office tower.
