A New York judge says new evidence that CBRE oversaw the recruiting from New York caused him to change his mind and decide CBRE can be sued there.
Judge: CBRE can be sued for recruiting Denver brokers from Newmark
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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
Accused fraudster Steve Bachar sued again by DaVita over N95 masks
DaVita won a $700,000 judgment last year against Bachar, who allegedly pocketed the money DaVita paid him for masks in 2020. It claims he still hasn’t paid up.
Lakeside Amusement Park says injured customer ignored warning sign
A Florida man sued the park, alleging The Cyclone roller coaster’s seatbelts malfunctioned. The park claims he is at fault because he lifted his arms.
Distressed downtown apartment building files for bankruptcy
The Auraria Student Lofts have been the subject of complaints and lawsuits over bad leases, broken elevators and faulty plumbing.
Couple kicked out of Columbine Country Club win lawsuit
An Arapahoe County judge ordered the club to turn over records about last year’s expulsion of Henry and Kristina Adams, and pay their attorney fees.
John Moye, longtime Denver business attorney and DU professor, dies at 77
The former rock ‘n’ roll DJ known as Johnny Mopp became an acclaimed legal mind who used songs to help young lawyers understand corporate law.
Elijah McClain’s mother calls former attorney ‘scum’ after being countersued
The Denver law firm Killmer, Lane & Newman is battling Sheneen McClain in court over $4 million in legal fees that KLN says it is owed.
Partly built nursing home in Littleton files for bankruptcy
Five years after its groundbreaking, The Lodge at Ken Caryl remains unfinished and millions of dollars in debt.
State Supreme Court again overturns dismissal of DIA bid-rigging lawsuit
The court ruled that bribery allegations were dismissed too soon and plaintiffs can begin collecting evidence of the alleged 2016 plot.
‘Our David and Goliath scenario’: Hops sellers sue JP Morgan Chase
Randy and Tase Flores of Aurora are fighting with the credit card company and processor Paysafe over $19,000 — money their company doesn’t have.
