Colorado Harvest Co. at 1568 S. Broadway was one of the city’s first recreational dispensaries.
South Broadway dispensary sues landlord over right to buy property
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
Lawyering by text: Accident firm’s new service offers reduced fee for simple cases
An online program frees up attorneys and gives clients a larger slice of settlements, Chalat Hatten & Banker says.
Ogden Theatre promoter pays fine to end lawsuit over COVID-positive concert
A manager at the venue sued in May, claiming he was fired after blowing the whistle on Goth Babe’s performance.
Feds will investigate tiny home nonprofit after learning of Vegas trips
A preliminary investigation of Holy Ground Tiny Homes also found an undisclosed bank account and $860,000 in unexplained withdrawals.
Centura closing south Denver retirement home
Fifty-five employees will lose their jobs when Porter Place shuts down Feb. 15.
Frank Azar ends 20-month fight with IRS over 2017 tax bill
The IRS determined the personal injury lawyer’s taxable income for the year was $1.7 million more than he claimed.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 1.5.23
A lawsuit over Aurora apartment complex alleges a “renoviction” scheme and a former owner of Grateful Dead-themed bars is sued. Plus loads more real estate lawsuits.
Sawaya Law Firm changes name, denies assault claims played a role
As of New Year’s Day, one of the state’s largest personal injury firms is now the Wilhite Law Firm.
Steve Bachar ordered to pay businessman $270K as he awaits sentencing
A judge has told the admitted thief to repay a retired energy consultant who loaned him money more than a decade ago.
Seven white-collar crime cases to watch in 2023
A disbarred lawyer who struck a deal with prosecutors, a developer accused of misleading investors, and more.
