The Colorado Court of Appeals upheld a decision to not dissolve Leprino Foods.
Billionaire James Leprino wins again in legal clash with niece
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Former Amazon bookstore in Cherry Creek to become bank branch
Huntington Bank has big expansion plans in Colorado.
Seven-figure sales of hotel near Monarch ski area stymied, lawsuit says
Monarch Mountain Lodge would have sold for $3.6 million but a co-owner allegedly wanted to hide $1.7 million in mortgages.
Cherry Hills mansion, once bankrupt, hits the market for $9.5M
It has seven bedrooms, 10 bathrooms and is owned by a former Broncos backup.
Aspenite wants $56M in loans rescinded, says Denver bank caused him ‘disgrace’
Dan Burrell says First Western shouldn’t have given him business loans to spend on a house and yacht.
$60M apartment project in Lakewood ‘all but abandoned,’ lender says
A 350-unit project “has come to a standstill due to infighting,” lawsuit alleges.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 1.18.24
A disbarred attorney is accused of keeping $195,000 from a property sale, neighbors sue over a Golden rezoning and more.
Pastor pocketed $1.3M selling worthless cryptocurrency, state says
“The Lord brought this cryptocurrency to me,” Rev. Eli Regalado told investors. The state, meanwhile, claims the money went a Range Rover, boat rentals and snowmobile adventures and an au pair.
Lawyer shouldn’t have been kicked off jury but Denver court not to blame, judge rules
Spencer Kontnik was removed because he’s hard of hearing, then sued County Court.
Trial starting Tuesday pits former real estate partners against each other
Flywheel Capital’s former co-owners have spent years in “grueling litigation.” Jurors will now decide which is right.
