The eatery in Lakewood, made famous by ‘South Park,’ hasn’t reopened since the pandemic began.
Diving champion, now 76, sues Casa Bonita for age discrimination
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Denver flooring wholesaler franchisee files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Prosource of Denver suffered financially after an employee was caught stealing and the pandemic slowed sales, according to its attorney.
Law firm moving Colorado office to Denver after 20 years in Broomfield
California-based Cooley is taking the 23rd floor of 1144 Fifteenth. The space was originally leased to Chipotle, which never moved in.
Amazon updates Northstar suit: Second sale scrutinized, embattled attorney named
The documents indicate Amazon believes the Denver-based firm wasn’t the only one paying kickbacks to former Amazon employees.
RiNo art gallery sued again by landlord, this time over unpaid rent
“The lease has what we call a force majeure clause in it, so we’re arguing that COVID-19 would relieve my clients of that obligation to pay the rent under the terms of the lease, and the landlord has a different interpretation of that,” said the gallery’s lawyer.
Gilbert Law loses appeal in case against Gilbert Law
An appeals court judge ruled that the Gilbert Law Firm violated a settlement agreement with The Gilbert Law Group when it continued to use www.gilbert-law.com. It’s the latest in a five-year dispute.
State retirement system accuses firm of deceitful marketing
A lawsuit by the Colorado Public Employees’ Retirement Association, commonly known as PERA, claims that Las Vegas-based PERA LLC’s “business model relies on confusion.”
Denver residents facing felony over short-term rental license see charge dismissed
One defendant proved a home was his primary residence but a spokeswoman for the Denver District Attorney blamed the pandemic and its impact on court schedules for three other cases being dropped.
Cannabis-centric RiNo coworking spot downsizing as it faces landlord lawsuit
“We lost 94 percent of our revenue in April alone,” said a co-founder of Cultivated Synergy, who doesn’t dispute being behind on rent due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Carmen Court compromise remains elusive but negotiations continue
Developer Hines, which wants to demolish a 95-year-old building that residents seek to be designated a landmark to build a senior housing complex, is willing to walk away if another buyer can be found.
