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The company pays homeowners an upfront commission of $300 to $5,000 and in exchange, the homeowners must hire MV to be their broker if they sell the house within 40 years.
The developer says it spent more than a million dollars planning but Westminster won’t sell it the land.
David Nagel started the Denver firm that is now Cantafio & Song. He’s suing it and his former partners.
Elevation Community Land Trust sues over an online rent portal, a Boulder landlord says it’s owed $1.7M in back rent and a construction consulting firm sues over a non-compete agreement.
The state says Southwest violated a paid leave law. Southwest says it’s exempt from that law.
Ian Hicks is a sole practitioner in Denver. His suspension takes effect March 2.
DataSafe of Colorado’s customers have included the Colorado Supreme Court and Court of Appeals.
Nancy Leprino and her sister claimed that James Leprino cost them as much as $900 million. A jury of six Denverites disagreed.
Steve Long died in the first few minutes of Oct. 1. “There’s not the same energy,” a longtime law partner and friend said.
The Colorado Court of Appeals sided with a landlord in Highlands Ranch over its former fitness center tenant.
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