The IRS says the bulk of the $1 million in taxes owed by Val Truelsen, 82, relate to a restaurant he ran for years.
Feds look to seize 500 acres from southwest Colorado vice-mayor
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Crested Butte firefighters say fraudster Steve Bachar impersonated them after rejection
Bachar has been spending time in the ski town and falsely told people around town that he was a volunteer firefighter in order to acquire the smallest of small-town perks.
Boston Market ordered to pay $590K to Golden HQ landlord
The restaurant chain has been sued seven times in Jefferson County this year and ordered to leave its longtime headquarters.
Denver DA quietly fired prosecutor after bungled hit-cyclist case last year
Jonathan Healy expressed remorse and said he was dealing with lingering COVID symptoms at the time, records show.
Tavern restaurateur countersues his mom, says she pilfered company funds
Frank Schultz was sued for $7.75 million by his business partner-slash-parent on March 15. Now he is suing her.
Judge rejects lawsuit seeking to block Bonnie Brae’s first pot shop
Eight residents sued to stop a Silver Stem location at 2331 E. Ohio Ave., near Bonnie Brae Ice Cream.
$2.4M in liens and lawsuit hit unbuilt Zeppelin garage in RiNo
A general contractor and subcontractor say they haven’t been paid for their work on related to the project planned for the Taxi campus.
Personal injury firm Bachus & Schanker buys RiNo property for future office
Bachus & Schanker wants to build a three-story structure on the 3495 Downing St. lot.
Coffee at the Point must pay $45K to Five Points landlord Flyfisher Group
A year-long court case ends with a settlement that the shop’s owner never signed.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 4.27.23
A condo sale ends in a $350,000 fraud, a $54 million mortgage is defaulted on, a $5.6 million property damage case goes awry, and more.
