For 17 months, the bank accounts of Watson and his company have been controlled by a court-appointed receiver, with whom he has repeatedly clashed.
Watson seeks to regain control of development firm after partial win in Amazon case
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Coffee at the Point must pay $45K to Five Points landlord Flyfisher Group
A year-long court case ends with a settlement that the shop’s owner never signed.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 4.27.23
A condo sale ends in a $350,000 fraud, a $54 million mortgage is defaulted on, a $5.6 million property damage case goes awry, and more.
Earth (.com) files for bankruptcy in Telluride
The website, along with its app and its founder, seek Chapter 11 protection.
Lender owed $22M seeks receiver for half-built hotel near DIA
It’s just the latest lawsuit related to the property at 16161 E. 40th St.
Fitness stores file for Chapter 7 as landlords sue for rent
Colorado Home Fitness opened in 2009 and had three stores in the Denver area until last year. Now it’s $1.7 million in debt.
Former Parker defense attorney suspended for inappropriate texts
Morley Swingle flew a pirate flag outside his office in Parker. He later texted women involved in cases he was prosecuting.
Injury lawyer Michael Sawaya chided by judge for ethics lapse
Sawaya admits that he became financially involved with a client he was sleeping with. He and the client later sued each other.
Eight-figure court fight over Grand Apartments turns into legal ‘morass’
Fourteen companies and 32 lawyers are now involved in the complex case, which may require a five-week trial to sort out.
‘Not viable’: Debt holder tries to take over bankrupt Dillon condo project
The owner of Uptown 240’s debt says its real estate is worth $11.4 million, not the $27 million claimed by the project’s developers.
