A Cap Hill inn, a private club in RiNo, and a South Broadway lounge are the first to seek the city’s permission to allow cannabis consumption on site.
Denver businesses seek hospitality licenses to let patrons smoke weed
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Beta owner sued by LoDo club’s former owners, sells property
Bradley Roulier and Michael McCray say Hussam Kayali owes them $500,000. The Cabin Tap House building where a fatal shooting occurred Jan. 1 has a new owner.
134 undeveloped acres by DIA sell for $18M at bankruptcy auction
The seller, who bought the site for $2.1 million in 2018 and spoke of building a 1,000-home, amphitheater-anchored community, ended up filing for Chapter 11.
Frank Azar strong arms CPAs with lawsuits over tax fiasco
The personal injury lawyer said he owed $786 for 2017, according to court documents. The IRS said he owed closer to $700,000.
Lawyer Steve Bachar requests public defender in felony fraud case
Steve Bachar spent lavishly on travel and dining in 2020, as well as a Country Club mansion, according to court documents.
LoDo bar faces license revocation hearing in wake of fatal shooting
Here we go again. The Cabin Tap House is adjacent to the Beta Nightclub, which had its licenses stripped after a similar hearing over safety violations.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 1.13.22
Landlords sue for rent owed, equipment providers want leases paid and contractors seek mechanic’s lien foreclosures.
Third law firm leases space at Denver’s newest skyscraper
It will join Sherman & Howard and Haynes and Boone at Block 162, the 30-story building at 675 15th St.
Judge in Amazon-Watson case ‘reluctantly’ recuses himself
“Perception of the fair administration of justice … is of the highest importance to the court,” wrote Liam O’Grady, whose wife had owned about $22,000 worth of Amazon stock.
‘Complete disregard for the law’: Denver revokes Beta’s licenses
A city official made the decision after determining the owner of the LoDo nightclub violated state liquor laws and fire safety codes.
