The defendants are the nonprofit that owns the building at 2260 California St., as well as nonprofit Denver Homeless Out Loud.
Arapahoe Square property owner sues over nearby homeless encampment
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Suit claims Park Hill home demolisher reneged on salvage agreement
Three residents say they were not able to recover historic tiles from “The Hut,” a 118-year-old house at 1980 Albion St., before it was destroyed.
Storm surge: Former gas trader sues firm on $14M bonus as Texas froze
The plaintiff claims Denver-based Concord Energy Holdings fired him for seeking his full bonus after generating $143 million in profits.
New arena, stadium rehab could be separate ballot measures
A Denver City Council committee voted 4-3 to split up the bond-funded items for voters to decide in November.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 7.29.21
A slew of legal actions to recover money owed for leased equipment and failures to pay rent.
Denver looks to add 300 hotel rooms to its homeless housing stock
Mayor Michael Hancock proposed a $450 million infrastructure bond measure as he vowed to make progress during his State of the City address.
Construction company sues labor department over paid family leave law
Grand Junction-based Chronos Builders argues that the measure violates the state constitution’s Taxpayer Bill of Rights.
DTC restaurant sues spa’s plumber, contractor over flooding damage
The incident is the reason Ambli Global at Belleview Station has not reopened since the pandemic began, according to its owner.
Judge rules against Chinese investors in suit over Vail condo development
The plaintiffs, who each invested $500,000 in order to get a green card, have appealed the ruling.
Tyler Tysdal pleaded guilty in court. But online, things look more upbeat
Here’s what happens when you Google the name of the Lone Tree man who admitted to securities fraud.
