“It is in the best interest of all parties to dismiss this case,” UMB Bank says.
Developer, bank spar for control of bankrupt Castle Rock project
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CFO stole $850K, south metro travel company claims
Mile High Meetings & Incentives says a forensic accounting found embezzlement.
Hummingbird hiccup with Castle Pines Golf Club hovers over new Brinkerhoff project
The restaurateurs have spent $7.5 million on a venue that the club wants renamed.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 7.18.24
A $3.2 million lemon in Hilltop, Amazon is accused of starting a $1.2 million church fire, and more.
Law firm says client hasn’t paid it for winning $9M crypto theft trial
“Mark is a great guy and a great client,” attorney Jeff Pagliuca says. “The assets are all tied up in litigation.”
Judge orders coworking firm to pay $440K for downtown renovations
Expansive must pay Renu for its work at 1801 Broadway, which a receiver is running.
Architect countersues Cherry Creek office developer for $235K
“Enforcement of the promises made by MPG is necessary to avoid injustice.”
‘They’re fighting against God’: Crypto pastor vows to beat fraud claim
Eli Regalado says he is like “Moses leading the Israelites out of the wilderness.”
Judge finds Breckenridge’s short-term rental limits are legal
It’s the third recent loss for Colorado homeowners challenging short-term rental rules.
Castle Pines sued by landowner for stopping city’s first McDonald’s
Residents chanted, “No clown in our town!” The City Council agreed, then got sued.
