Shriners packed the courtroom. “I cheated them,” William Schwartz admitted. His attorney had asked for just probation.
Theft of $1.5M meant for children’s hospitals nets 16-year sentence
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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
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.
Developer settles with Aurora residents who sued to stop apartments
Sixteen neighbors tried to block development near their gated golf course community.
Barbershop ATM brouhaha prompted Denver lawyer’s career-ending crime
Jason Haubenreiser, 35, was disbarred for forging a document in small claims court.
Bankrupt condo development site in Dillon hits the market
Uptown 240, valued at $30 million now, broke ground in 2019 but still consists of nothing more than a foundation.
Designer accused of stealing from $6M job countersues ‘degrading’ neighbors
Hayley Servatius says the Greenwood Village homeowner won’t pay her and is making “threats to destroy her business.”
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 8.3.23
A DTC landlord is accused of letting its building deteriorate, a tenant along Boulder’s Pearl Street is sued for $262,000 in back rent, and more.
