“The truth is that the debtor is a profitable company that will likely recover quickly from the pandemic,” argued a family who filed a wrongful death suit.
Plaintiffs say Shotgun Willie’s bankruptcy filing is a naked attempt to avoid paying
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Denver preps for passage of bill letting it mandate income-restricted housing
A task force that includes developers is discussing what percentage make sense and what types of offsets and incentives would be needed to make it work.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 4.8.21
Lennar’s claim that a district owes millions for Amber Creek subdivision infrastructure and a family fight over a Routt County ranch top this week’s docket.
Event venue near Mile High Stadium files for bankruptcy
An attorney for JDL Federal, which owns the venue, said the pandemic and a legal battle with a pot shop subtenant led to the Chapter 11 filing.
Construction manager claims he was fired because he raised COVID concerns
A Denver man has sued Kiewit, alleging its measures to protect employees from the virus were lax and that he was let go after he started working remotely.
Business selling classes in woodworking/welding closes up shop
The founder of MADEwkshp, which originally set up shop in RiNo before decamping to LoHi, ran into the buzzsaw of COVID.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 3.25.21
Landlords sue for rent, and a developer claims it lost $2 million and title to a shopping center because a property manager failed to pay property taxes.
Ken Wolf sues RiNo landlord to extend leases for Sushi-Rama, Il Posto
“We should be acting like partners, not adversaries,” he said of the firm that paid $55 million for his real estate holdings, making him its biggest local tenant.
Law firm’s first move in 45 years gives newest skyscraper its first tenant
Sherman & Howard’s 60,000-square-foot lease at Block 162 is the largest signed downtown since late 2019.
Clear Creek County adventure park files for bankruptcy for second time
Lawson Adventure Park says its bank reneged on an agreement to pursue CARES Act relief on the company’s behalf.
