Proposed housing for the homeless leaves Fluid Truck unable to sublease, it says.
CEO says developer, broker conned him into leasing in ‘deteriorated’ Globeville
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Law firm Frost Brown Todd takes six Moye White attorneys, starts Denver office
Lewis Roca also said it has hired three lawyers from Moye White, which is otherwise being swallowed by Fennemore.
Family law firm accuses its attorney of competing against it
“I don’t really want to talk much about it,” says veteran divorce lawyer Mark Smith.
Bank sues Aspenite Dan Burrell for $18M, tries to foreclose on $39M home
Alpine is the second Colorado bank to sue Dan Burrell and try to take his pricy property.
Stalled Hilton hotel project in Thornton is $23M in debt, may ‘end up rotting’
The Homewood Suites at 12150 Grant St. was scheduled to open this month.
Bachar ran half marathon, was preparing to leave prison before his death
Bachar, 58, died in a prison in Rifle on March 15. Authorities are investigating.
Nearly all of Moye White leaving for another law firm
Eighty employees, including 50 lawyers, are moving to the Denver office of Fennemore.
Want to buy Tattered Cover? The chain wants to make a deal
The chain lost twice as much money in February as it projected, according to a court filing.
Alleged crypto fraudster spent $200K on Broncos suite, FBI claims
Robert Robb, a 46-year-old from Weld County, faces one count of wire fraud.
Coding school ordered to pay $450K to its downtown landlord
CIM Group sued the Turing School of Software and Design for back rent at 1331 17th.
