Urban Market also claims a Kentwood agent indicated a former agent had retired when she had really jumped to another firm.
Brokerages fight over six-figure commission from $7M mansion sale
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Rival injury law firms squabble over $600K fee from Speer hit-and-run
The Wilhite firm is suing Ramos Law, which proclaims “we’ve already prevailed.”
Judges order ill-famed Aurora apartments run by receiver with anti-gang plan
U.S. Bank, owed $9 million by the buildings’ controversial owner, sought the caretaker.
Scheme by Fluid Truck defrauded investors of $11M, lawsuit says
In July a new CEO the company is facing significant financial challenges and unable to pay all bills.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 10.10.24
A $5 million foreclosure in Cherry Hills Village, a $33 million apartment sale falls through, and more.
Investors say internal docs prove small Lakewood bank wasted $20M on aircraft
Solera Bank’s chairman says those planes yield profits and investors are trying “to make us look bad.”
Every job site in two wealthy neighborhoods is being robbed, homebuilder says
One Crestmoor Park incident last week turned violent. A Hilltop home project was robbed seven times. “Guys are shaken.”
Choice Market, convenience store innovator, calls it quits after 7 years
“It has been a wild ride, but I wouldn’t take it back,” says CEO Mike Fogarty.
Ink Coffee, bankrupt and down to four stores, may be sold to grocer
But some believe the bid “appears motivated to dissuade other prospective buyers from coming to the table.”
Arbitrator orders Glendale pawn shop sold after ‘bizarre’ behavior by feuding owners
But a closed auction resulted in another disagreement.
