In Granby, 30 months of litigation ends in a pricey loss for homeowners.
Developers win another court case over resident-run metro district
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]
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 8.31.23
An illegal duplex near Sloan’s Lake, construction defects at a $3.7 million house, a botched $1.6 million demolition, and more.
Castle Rock brokerage accuses former realtors of stealing leads, commissions
“He is vindictive,” one defendant said of her former boss. “Really sad.”
In Evergreen, lags and lawsuits hit a townhouse project
After three years, Pinecrest Ridge is largely unbuilt. A receiver may take it over.
Columbine Country Club reinstates member who sued it
James Battaglia, the son of a former club president, was expelled for not paying.
Chase Bank closing branch next to DU in November
The banking chain shuttered a location near Union Station earlier this year.
Ex-NFLer sued by former execs at his snake shipping company
Chad Brown, a CU Hall of Famer, admits cheating with the company controller but denies cheating his business partner.
A small Denver law firm is suing a pop star over his No. 1 hit
Werge Law is carving out a niche in the coastal world of music litigation.
Theft of $1.5M meant for children’s hospitals nets 16-year sentence
Shriners packed the courtroom. “I cheated them,” William Schwartz admitted. His attorney had asked for just probation.
Lender owed $35M to foreclose on coworking firm’s downtown building
Expansive differs from most other coworking companies in that it owns its real estate.
