“Departments delayed contractors and massively inflated the moving budget.”
Sunnyside wholesaler blames city permitting delays for its bankruptcy
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NBA star sues Dish over $1.4M in ad work
Russell Westbrook Enterprises says it marketed Boost Mobile but wasn’t paid.
McWhinney sues Robert Thompson’s shuttered restaurant near Union Station
“We could not overcome the legitimate fear for personal safety felt by our guests and the lack of office traffic,” owner Robert Thompson said.
Ski shoe startup Pakems shuts down after CEO’s ouster and lawsuit
“Would I do it over again? My answer is yes,” founder Julie Adams says.
‘Dishonest dealing’ costs property manager her real estate license
Ellie Reimer, who ran Aerowood Property Management, was also fined $32,000.
Consultant wants $4M from developer for work on Meta campus, Thornton project
Ascendant Development and its owner are suing Sagard Real Estate over fees.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 5.23.24
A sushi restaurant is accused of breaking its Lowry lease, $4.5 million is owed after a project on the Marshall Islands, and more.
Property manager bankrupt after stealing $700K from Aurora HOA
“The final chapter herein has yet to be written,” says a lawyer for Mastino Management.
Ex-Maxar CFO sues for $60M over compensation, board meeting comments
Mike Mohn says the Westminster satellite firm’s new owner is “erratic and bizarre.”
Eight interested in buying Tattered Cover ahead of June 12 auction
The parties have signed NDAs and “are actively reviewing data and information.”
