The plant, which cost $56 million to build in 2012, has a rocky past and uncertain future.
Gypsum biomass plant $40M in debt shuts down, files for Chapter 7
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Denverite robbed Amazon of $480K while working there, FBI says
Tiffany Vo, 36, plans to plead guilty to a federal wire fraud charge.
Contractor being sued for allegedly defrauding investors will liquidate
JBS Pipeline Contractors, in Commerce City, was founded in 1993 and sold in 2021.
Steve Bachar died of heart disease in Rifle prison, autopsy finds
The inmate, behind bars for theft, complained of symptoms for several days.
Thompson Hotel developer says architect’s mistakes cost it $10M
T2 Hospitality is accusing DLR Group of fraud and shoddy work in a Denver court.
State moves to shut down ‘outlandish’ online investment frauds
Allegedly fraudulent firms claimed to work in the same building as investigators.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 4.11.24
Two fix-and-flips go wrong in Five Points, a woman says her ex defrauded her out of seven properties, and more.
CEO says developer, broker conned him into leasing in ‘deteriorated’ Globeville
Proposed housing for the homeless leaves Fluid Truck unable to sublease, it says.
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.
