“It is unfortunate that our megacorp landlord has chosen to take these matters public.”
Turing School sued by LoDo landlord for $200K says it’s being bullied
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. Justin@BusinessDen.com
Architect says builder lifted townhome design plans without paying
Lokal Homes built townhouses on a former CDOT property. Their designer is suing.
Appeals court rules against college in suit over Lakewood duplexes
“The ordinance does not violate CCU’s rights,” the Colorado Court of Appeals rules.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 11.22.23
A lawsuit over an I-25 travel center south of Denver, alleged theft from the sale of Belize condos, a crop of new Marshall Fire cases, and more.
Denver bank sues over loan defaults ahead of $87M Aspen-area property auction
First Western Trust says Dan Burrell owes $56 million and counting across four loans.
Tattered Cover, leaner and with a lender, sounds optimistic at hearing
CEO Brad Dempsey said the bookstore can emerge from bankruptcy “at the beginning of next year” and a sale is not being contemplated.
KeyBank closing financial planning office in Cherry Creek
The location at 101 University Blvd. will go away by the end of this year.
Another major law firm will move into Block 162
Snell & Wilmer, which has been in its current building for two decades, will occupy the 25th floor.
Airbnb host loses lawsuit against the city over ‘nomadic’ ruling
His lawyer cited the wrong law and didn’t know who appoints the licensing director.
In Lyons, a spirited quarrel over a secret liqueur formula
Spirit Hound and Richardo’s both make coffee liqueurs. Was one recipe stolen?
