“We were having major issues with theft and vagrants” along Colfax, its CEO said.
Choice Market mulls bankruptcy, lists shuttered Colfax store for sale
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Cookie shop kicked out of Coloradan building, sued for $380K in rent
“Our story is not done in Colorado,” the owner of Goodly Cookies vows.
Art forgery trial finds two business owners liable for $50K fake
“It was painted in 1894, so I think we can stipulate that none of us were there.”
Judge: Tiny home company ‘is a ruse,’ owner must pay $84K
“I hope also that people see this and continue to take Mr. Sowash to task,” an attorney for the plaintiff said.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 4.25.24
A $6 million sale that fell through, a realtor accused of threatening her client, a $3.7 million lemon in Boulder, and more.
Lawyer being sued for theft is suspended for mishandling client’s cash
Armin Sharifi, of Denver, was suspended for six months on April 11.
$2B wind project on Eastern Plains threatened by tribe’s lawsuit
And the project’s developer is suing Kiowa County over a $20 million impact fee.
Trial pits tiny home CEO against customer whose deposit was taken
Morgan Daniels paid $35,000 for a house she never got. Does that constitute theft?
Judge: Netflix streaming ‘not capable of being touched,’ so it can’t be taxed
Denver Judge Sarah Wallace says 1935 law prohibits sales tax on streaming service.
Indian restaurant duped investors out of $380K, state says
Saucy Bombay was going to spread from a Republic Plaza food court across the country. It didn’t.
