Denver seeks to nullify the portion requiring it to respond to complaints within 72 hours or risk being sued. No ruling had been issued as of 8 p.m. Sunday.
Judge hears arguments in lawsuit over homeless camp ballot measure
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Steve Bachar arrested on felony charges of securities fraud, theft
The charges involve a shuttered startup and are unrelated to the millions of dollars he has been ordered to repay PPE vendors he stiffed during the pandemic.
The Perfect storm: Uptown seafood restaurant files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Manzo Lobster & Oyster Bar, which opened last September, has struggled financially due to the pandemic and a lawsuit by a former tenant.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 10.21.21
Subcontractors claim they were stiffed by builders, and one says it is owed nearly $1 million. A Mimi’s Café is accused of abandoning a Lakewood property.
Customer sues dating service for dearth of ladies in database
The plaintiff says he paid $9,409 to The Denver Dating Co. for access to “a huge number of single women” in his age range but there were only five.
Affiliates of Englewood developer file for bankruptcy after $10.6M verdict
A judge ruled the defendants failed to exercise “reasonable diligence in investigating” complaints of methamphetamine fumes by tenants who suffered injuries.
Denver asks judge to nullify part of homeless camping ballot measure
The city argues that Initiative 303’s requirement that law enforcement respond to complaints within 72 hours or allow lawsuits intrudes on its authority to use discretion.
Beta Nightclub hearing postponed over license ownership confusion
It is accused of 10 alleged violations of municipal code and state law, including having inadequate security and allowing the distribution of cocaine.
DPS asks court for ruling on redacted parts of Tay Anderson report
The filing comes after the Denver Post and another newspaper filed Colorado Open Records Act requests to see the entire, unredacted report, which cost DPS $200,000.
Crazy Mountain’s former landlord sues over unpaid rent
The owner of 471 Kalamath St. is going after a couple who were guarantors on the 37,000-square-foot brewery’s 2015 lease.
