The owner of So Many Roads reached a settlement with Denver’s licensing department. His other bar, Sancho’s Broken Arrow, faces similar accusations.
Grateful Dead-themed brewery to close for November after cocaine dealing
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Architects countersue developers of $16M LoHi office building
Elevate Architecture was accused of shoddy design at 32V. But it stands by its work and says the building’s developers owe it money.
Broe’s OmniTrax to buy Colorado railroad out of bankruptcy
The company has agreed to pay $5.75 million for the San Luis & Rio Grande Railroad, which would be its 26th railroad and add 150 miles to its footprint.
Ambulance company’s no beard policy discriminates, EEOC says
Global Medical Response in Greenwood Village bans facial hair on paramedics and does not grant religious or medical exceptions.
Struggling Englewood tiny home builder files for bankruptcy
The nonprofit Holy Ground Tiny Homes has left customers waiting years for homes it promised to deliver in months.
Feds accuse Liberty Global of dodging $237M in taxes
A Department of Justice lawsuit is the latest salvo in a four-year-long fight between the government and the Denver-based company.
Builder of derelict Grand Apartments countersues, says it did nothing wrong
Saunders Construction wants $400,000 it claims it is owed for work on the complex near Union Station, which is devoid of tenants while the building is repaired.
Aurora attorney has law license suspended for taking $28K from client
Paul Amundson had predicted, “I will eventually be disbarred for this.” He has retired as a result of the punishment.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 10.6.22
Solar roof salesmen are accused of using homeowner information to take out loans, and the lender of a bankrupt senior center project goes after the insurer.
Struggling tiny home builder evicted from Englewood warehouse
Holy Ground Tiny Homes owed $31,270 in back rent, court records show. The nonprofit’s plans for a tiny home village in Denver have faltered.
