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The coworking firm, which has scaled back its planned Denver presence over the past 13 months, claims it wasn’t given the building in proper condition and doesn’t want to pay the $200,000 a month in rent.
For the second time since 2016, a Denver accountant has been sued for fraud by a former partner claiming they were stiffed.
Aqyre Real Estate Advisors, which was sued by Aqyre LLC, has rebranded as NorthPeak Commercial Advisors.
Colorado Saddlery had offenders produce some of its saddles and tack for nearly three decades.
“Once COVID hit, everything changed,” an attorney said, and “they just weren’t able to survive.”
Denver firm Oz and the developers of One River Run told BusinessDen that they are cooperating on design and construction and aim to finish on time.
Lots of restaurants close. In-N-Out opens. The FBI shows up. Here’s what grabbed your attention this year.
Yes, the pandemic. But there was also the Carmen Court landmark battle, the Northstar-Amazon kickback saga and the shrinkage of WeWork.
Clear Intentions said it owes $3.5 million to hundreds of creditors, many of them clients including breweries, ski resorts and grocers.
Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie’s Denver office, which has 53 attorneys, will have a much smaller footprint.
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