“We just didn’t want to mess around with litigation anymore,” he said. “Blood out of a turnip kind of thing.”
Azar wins $1.5M in Google keyword lawsuit against Alabama law firm
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Former NFL player, 28 others allegedly lost $1.3M to scheming stock trader
Ian Bell, 35, faces 18 charges. The SEC says he “lost all investor money that he traded.”
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 12.5.24
Liens at a downtown condo project, a contractor accused of stealing $53,000 in RiNo, a $1.2 million rent dispute in Boulder and more.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 11.21.24
A $2.2 million fire next to Union Station, a tenant dispute on the Auraria campus, a law firm accused of stealing sale proceeds, and more.
Doctor’s sleep pill scheme costs Golden attorney her law license
Susan Fox helped a friend acquire excess Ambien. So, she can’t practice law.
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.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 11.7.24
An $850,000 typo in a purchase agreement, $14 million in construction defects in Castle Pines, and more.
Law firm’s data breach exposed the info of tens of thousands, lawsuit claims
Sherr Puttmann Akins Lamb was hacked over three days in August. Now it’s being sued.
