Scott Prisco, who still works for the city, was hired in 2015 and makes $185,000 annually.
City building official used position to benefit personal business, ethics board rules
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Monfort sues downtown hotel over ‘bad faith mission’ to terminate 7-Eleven lease
Kenneth Monfort suggests the Sheraton wants the convenience store to go because of an $80 million makeover the hotel began last year.
Declaration Brewing sued for missing rent
The Overland brewery’s landlord, which bought the property from the business in 2018 and leased it back, claims it’s owed $30,000.
Judge dismisses felony charge against attorney over short-term rental application
“I believe that Aaron was a convenient scapegoat and high-enough profile to accomplish what the city wanted to accomplish,” an attorney for Aaron Elinoff said.
Centennial collection law firm files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
The firm said in a filing last week that it owes at least $698,000 and has assets totaling less than $50,000.
Former director says Denver real estate firm owes him $920K
Joshua Richards, formerly director of debt and equity for Northstar Commercial Partners, sued the company in late November.
Denver Urban Renewal Authority sues former grant recipient over apartment project
The quasi-governmental organization, established in 1958, works to spur redevelopment of blighted areas.
Investor alleges canned Moscow Mule company has lost millions, withheld info
The lawsuit against Denver-based Punching Mule was filed by a former father-in-law of one of the founders.
Law firm doubling footprint in move within downtown
Fisher Phillips opened its Denver office in 2008 and has been at 1801 California St. since 2013.
Feds allege air ambulance firm flew unsafe chopper 51 times
Air Methods faces a civil penalty of up to $27,500 per flight, which adds up to $1.4 million.
