Azar says Ivy Ngo tried to steal his clients and lawyers. She says Azar defamed her in a smear campaign.
Frank Azar’s trial against former head of class action division begins
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The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 12.1.22
Aurora landowner sues after developer fails to close on $6.3M buy, Golden landlord files lawsuit over back rent and more from courthouses around the region.
At trial, James Leprino describes forcing heirs out of Leprino Foods
They were the 84-year-old billionaire’s first public remarks about the expensive family feud. Meanwhile, a juror’s expletive forced a pause Wednesday.
‘It wasn’t fair’: Leprino Foods heiress says billionaire uncle plotted against her
“Your dad cheated me,” Nancy Leprino claims James Leprino once said. She said Tuesday she didn’t know what her uncle meant. “I was shocked.”
Ken Wolf claims RiNo karaoke bar done in by diverted profits
RiNo pioneer Ken Wolf and his investors are singing a different tune than Voicebox CEO Scott Simon, who blamed the closure earlier this year on his landlord.
Leprino v. Leprino: Trial pits billionaire cheesemaker CEO against two nieces
“A bunch of rich people fighting over money always is kind of ugly,” said an attorney representing the plaintiffs.
PNC Bank closing downtown branch
The national chain says its newer location nearby on Lawrence Street is better because it has more advanced technology.
“Where is that money?” Bankrupt tiny home builder quizzed by customers
Holy Ground Tiny Homes’ many unhappy customers grilled its CEO under oath Tuesday.
Judge nixes brokers’ lawsuit in Newmark non-compete saga
Terrance Hunt, Shane Ozment and Chris Cowan should have known what they were signing, Judge Alex Myers ruled.
“Roller coaster ride”: Colorado college endowments dip after big 2021 gains
Colorado universities had record fund increases between 2020 and 2021, then losses in the fiscal year that ended June 30. But they’re still ahead.
