A planned Wednesday auction of the local bookstore chain was canceled.
Barnes & Noble is top bidder for Tattered Cover, source says
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Shuttered ‘sham audit mill’ in Lakewood sued by clients in class action
BF Borgers and its owner were shut down by the SEC and agreed to pay $14 million.
‘Junior designer’ shoddily drew up Cherry Creek building, developer says
4240 Architecture defends its “quality work” and says the developer won’t pay up.
Lender sells $60M note on ‘abandoned’ Wadsworth apartment project
The 350-unit apartment complex in Lakewood is two-thirds complete, its receiver says, after the bank put another $750K to stabilize it.
Hotdog joint booted from Ball Arena, sued for $870K in unpaid fees
“I was under the impression the sponsorship had been paid,” says Biker Jim’s founder.
Wash Park Grille owner sued by late business partner’s estate
“We are currently working through this, and everything is operational,” Jeff Estey says.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 6.6.24
A developer is accused of corruption in Aurora, an adult store faces foreclosure, a brewery is sued for back rent, and more.
Viacom heir says Denver auctioneer stole from him
The son of the late billionaire Sumner Redstone is suing an auction owner recently found to have sold a forgery.
Soldier sues Denver for $3M after it seized his downtown restaurant
“These warrants only happen as a last resort,” a city spokesman says.
Lawyer disbarred for pocketing $5K from broke clients he didn’t help
Danny Adams, 43, lost his license May 24 and was ordered to pay restitution.
