Chris “Birdman” Andersen’s lawsuit provides insight into the abrupt Cherry Creek closure and relocation of Crepes ‘n Crepes.
Ex-Nugget says lawyer’s ‘betrayal’ cost him his creperie, cash and life story
Justin Wingerter
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Denver firefighter accuses HGTV show, local contractor of botching home project
The contractor, meanwhile, called the homeowner “a crook” and “the biggest pain in the butt.”
Recently departed Inspirato founders sue over lavish perk
The Handler brothers say they’re blocked from booking free stays for life. “We all have an obligation to be reasonable,” the company’s new CEO counters.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 11.7.24
An $850,000 typo in a purchase agreement, $14 million in construction defects in Castle Pines, and more.
Law firm’s data breach exposed the info of tens of thousands, lawsuit claims
Sherr Puttmann Akins Lamb was hacked over three days in August. Now it’s being sued.
Fluid Truck asks a judge to let Utah firm buy it for $10M
“A more viable alternative to a sale of the assets does not exist,” its lawyers explain.
Animal hospital says its CEO ‘systematically looted’ more than $1M
Evolution Veterinary Specialists in Lakewood was on the Inc. 5000 list in 2023.
Tech exec says Sotheby’s damaged his artwork, then ignored him
Leon Farfel, an art collector, bought a Marc Chagall drawing and Salvador Dali sculpture.
In the shadows of a West Colfax development, a property dispute sprouts
“They want to take the very little that we have,” says resident Griselda Barbosa Martinez.
As Choice Market shutters, landlords seek back rent
Choice’s CEO says that he’s working to find a new tenant for 939 Bannock St.
