Jordan Thomas gave to Childhelp in 2021. “I think that calling it a charity is too charitable.”
A lawyer’s $10 donation has turned into a years-long legal pursuit
Justin Wingerter
Justin covers litigation, white-collar crime and other news. He is a graduate of Southern Illinois University and previously reported for The Denver Post, The Oklahoman and The Topeka Capital-Journal. [email protected]
Crypto convention sues Denver company over ‘subpar’ show
ETHDenver, which kicks off Feb. 23, is suing and being sued over last year’s show.
Investor can probe Lakewood bank’s records over jet use, judge says
Rob Salazar believes Solera Bank’s chairman took company planes to Nuggets games.
Judge finds no evidence of fraud in $300M Keystone resort project
Co-developers of the Kindred Resort are suing each other ahead of its 2025 opening.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 2.15.24
A $5 million condo fire in Denver, a $3.3 million lemon in Castle Rock, and more.
Estes Park’s pricy fee on short-term rentals is constitutional, judge rules
“Even if it is debatable whether the impact fee will do anything to address the problem, it must be upheld.”
Tattered Cover CEO will be paid $120K despite predecessor’s protests
Kwame Spearman, who is in talks with potential buyers, opposed Brad Dempsey’s salary.
Settlement reached in eight-figure Grand Apartments construction case
32 lawyers represented developer Shorenstein and 15 construction companies.
Liqueur makers in Lyons settle squabble over secret formula
Spirit Hound and Richardo’s sued and countersued each other last year.
‘A long slog’: Failed condo project in Dillon selling to developer for $13M
The dozens of people who paid a collective $6.5 million for condos at Uptown 240 will split just $75,000 from the sale.
