Grant Babb says he didn’t bankrupt the business and he deserves to be repaid.
Joyride Brewing co-owner accused of theft countersues for $170K
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Developer loses $270K case against Westminster over unsold land
Rozzi Capital’s lawsuit revolved around eight acres and a letter of intent.
Colorado led the nation in bank thefts in 2022, FBI data shows
“I am not surprised,” says the president of the Colorado Bankers Association.
‘A lot of disappointment’: $800K embezzlement bankrupts electrical contractor
ClayDean Electric says a project manager ordered, stole and resold its supplies.
Frank Azar accuses another ‘Strong Arm’ of swiping his trademark
Azar’s lawsuit reignites a five-year-old dispute with his late friend’s law firm.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 2.1.24
A receiver is sued for not selling $12 million in real estate, a $5 million mansion is in dispute, a school says shoddy work cost it $410,000, and more.
Vertix or Vertex? Construction company confusion leads to lawsuit
A specialized builder in Firestone says that it keeps getting mistaken for a retail builder.
Englewood developer says it didn’t lift local architect’s plans
Lokal Homes built townhomes at 1980 S. Holly St., then got sued by an architect.
Lawyer’s nude concert sprint leads to profane letter, another lawyer’s scolding
“The second set is when things really went off the rails for me,” Vince DiMichele said of the 2022 Phish concert in Cancun.
Agent can be sued in Boulder mansion arsenic case, judge rules
The judge said it’s “plausible” one Compass agent didn’t disclose water problems, while dismissing another who only performed a final walkthrough.
