Carlos Ignacio Fernández Lobbe expected to be paid $6,500 a month.
Pro rugby coach sues City of Glendale for hiring and then firing him
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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
Outdoor retailer Rab wants out of Platte Street lease due to landlord delays
Rab says it has waited 11 months for Asana Partners to renovate 1553 Platte St. and now it will miss the vital holiday shopping season in space three times the size of its current spot.
Feds eye similarities between Cherry Creek, Aspen jeweler burglaries
The crime at Hyde Park Jewelers in Denver is unsolved. But arrests were made after a weekend Aspen break-in.
Bankruptcy blocks sale of Hilton project in Thornton after judge refuses to
“This bank was started in 1987 and this is the largest bad loan in the history of our bank,” said the lender pushing the sale.
Gaylord Rockies seeks $1.8M for COVID-era conference cancellation
Like a lawsuit filed by the Sheraton downtown, it raises unresolved legal questions.
New litigation law firm expands downtown
Garnett Powell Maximon Barlow & Farbes began with five lawyers last year and now has 15.
‘Slow motion disaster’: Electronics maker ‘won’t survive’ lawyer’s $1M mistake
Aspen Electronics Manufacturing in Westminster has filed for bankruptcy and sued its former attorney.
Ex-Nugget says lawyer’s ‘betrayal’ cost him his creperie, cash and life story
Chris “Birdman” Andersen’s lawsuit provides insight into the abrupt Cherry Creek closure and relocation of Crepes ‘n Crepes.
Denver firefighter accuses HGTV show, local contractor of botching home project
The contractor, meanwhile, called the homeowner “a crook” and “the biggest pain in the butt.”
Recently departed Inspirato founders sue over lavish perk
The Handler brothers say they’re blocked from booking free stays for life. “We all have an obligation to be reasonable,” the company’s new CEO counters.
