$100,000 couldn’t buy access to a short stretch of rural road, so the city’s in court.
Loud residents and a quiet camp threaten Denver’s plans for new mountain park
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]
UMB Bank will leave LoDo later this year
The lender will close its branch at 1400 Wewatta in late October.
$2M wedding in Aspen ‘will go down in infamy,’ developer’s lawsuit says
An audio company in Carbondale is blamed for “a horrific wedding nightmare.”
Tavern co-owner will ‘destroy the business’ with lawsuit, her son warns
The restaurant group “is now at an existential crossroads,” co-owner Frank Schultz says.
Englewood settles lawsuit against vacant train depot owners
Two museum makers were sued for moving too slow. They agreed to a deadline.
Six-month sentence for man who created fictitious kids to steal $324K
36-year-old Justin Skiff of Castle Pines lost $1 million of his mother’s money on the stock market, then stole to recoup it.
In Castle Pines, a car wash creates a pile of lawsuits
New construction at I-25 and Castle Pines Parkway follows allegations of favoritism.
Landlord sues WeWork for bailing
A Wall Street firm says the coworking firm owes millions of dollars for moving out in June.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 7.20.23
A balcony collapse in Centennial, an unpaid $225,000 broker commission in Aurora, and more Marshall Fire lawsuits in Boulder County.
Denver sues church for access to new mountain park
The city was given 448 acres that it’s turning into a park. It doesn’t own the road leading to them.
