After three years, Pinecrest Ridge is largely unbuilt. A receiver may take it over.
In Evergreen, lags and lawsuits hit a townhouse project
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
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.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 8.17.23
A $1 million lien hits The Current in RiNo, a “catastrophic failure” damages a DTC office property, and more.
Summit County homeowners sue to stop new short-term rental restrictions
Their federal lawsuit says caps on licenses and bookings are unconstitutional.
Chinese investors in Vail condos lose out after four-year fight
They said they were defrauded by developer Peter Knobel. Now they’ll pay his legal bills.
