A landlord seeks $30,000 from a tenant for flooding a property, a church is sued over an equipment lease, plus a bevy of actions over failure to pay rent.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 6.17.21
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Colorado Christian University sues Lakewood over ‘student living’ zoning
The lawsuit argues a city ordinance prohibiting the university from owning and renting housing off its main campus to students is unconstitutional.
Developer sues city of Littleton after rezoning denied for 33-acre site
Evergreen Devco, which bought the ag land near a light rail station for $6.5 million, wants to build apartments, a senior housing facility, stores and restaurants.
Irreverent Boulder apparel startup sues competitor
“This is a modern-day David vs. Goliath case, and we’re packing a full Ball Hammock,” said Shinesty’s CEO of its fight over men’s underwear trademarks with Tommy John.
Healthcare chain sues crowdfunding website over unauthorized campaigns
“Centura never agreed to hire this organization and did not authorize it to use the hospital names in fundraising activity,” a spokesperson said.
Marijuana dispensaries battle in court over Mile High real estate
Mile High Medical Cannabis filed a suit defending its lease against a competitor, claiming it conspired with the sublandlords it is already suing over a rent hike.
The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 6.3.21
The usual lease defaults, plus a fight for $3 million over interests in a 53-acre property and a tussle with a flight school over planes.
Newmark, top multifamily brokers trade lawsuits over move to CBRE
Terrance Hunt, Shane Ozment and Chris Cowan were sued in New York. Then they countersued in Denver.
Re/Max sues competitor eXp Realty over efforts to lure away franchisees
“We welcome fair competition within the industry, but this type of behavior is not that,” Re/Max CEO Adam Contos said.
Lawsuit over Park Hill homeless camp dismissed; city board to hear appeal
The camp has the necessary approvals to open June 1, according to a city attorney, and the nonprofit that will run it expects to open as planned.
