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The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 2.15.24

Justin Wingerter February 14, 2024

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A $5 million condo fire in Denver, a $3.3 million lemon in Castle Rock, and more.

Frank Azar accuses another ‘Strong Arm’ of swiping his trademark

Justin Wingerter February 5, 2024

Azar’s lawsuit reignites a five-year-old dispute with his late friend’s law firm.

The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 2.1.24

Justin Wingerter February 1, 2024

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A receiver is sued for not selling $12 million in real estate, a $5 million mansion is in dispute, a school says shoddy work cost it $410,000, and more.

Lawyer’s nude concert sprint leads to profane letter, another lawyer’s scolding

Justin Wingerter January 31, 2024

“The second set is when things really went off the rails for me,” Vince DiMichele said of the 2022 Phish concert in Cancun.

‘Unmitigated greed’: Judge orders crypto pastor’s bank accounts frozen

Justin Wingerter January 30, 2024

“The charges are that Kaitlyn and I pocketed $1.3 million…those charges are true,” Eli Regalado says.

Billionaire James Leprino wins again in legal clash with niece

Justin Wingerter January 26, 2024

The Colorado Court of Appeals upheld a decision to not dissolve Leprino Foods.

The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 1.18.24

Justin Wingerter January 18, 2024

A disbarred attorney is accused of keeping $195,000 from a property sale, neighbors sue over a Golden rezoning and more.

Pastor pocketed $1.3M selling worthless cryptocurrency, state says

Justin Wingerter January 18, 2024

“The Lord brought this cryptocurrency to me,” Rev. Eli Regalado told investors. The state, meanwhile, claims the money went a Range Rover, boat rentals and snowmobile adventures and an au pair.