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“I never considered myself a rat,” the emailer wrote in late 2019.“I never considered myself a rat,” the emailer wrote in 2019, “but … it is disheartening when people are rewarded so grossly for unscrupulous behavior.”
Another tenant was found to temporarily take over the space, but Landlord Edens says Huf Worldwide still owes $41K.
“It’s just not possible to have 100 percent of expenses on 40 percent of revenue,” said the owner of the six-year-old restaurant in Jefferson Park.
Aqyre Real Estate Advisors, which was sued by Aqyre LLC in mid-July, will roll out its new name by the start of 2021.
The property owner claims the Denver-based chain of entertainment complexes and eateries has not paid rent since April and abandoned the premises in June.
A Lone Tree woman’s business — formerly called Aquarius Mermaid Tails — is being sued by California-based Aquariuz, which produces similar products.
Kim Martin joined Otten Johnson right out of law school at the University of Denver in 2004. She is replacing Jim Johnson, who remains with the firm.
Zanzibar Billiards, which was shut down by the city in August, has refused to vacate its space, according to its landlord.
Denver joins cities like New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles, which passed similar regulations earlier in the pandemic.
Defendant’s Northside Eatery + Market opened earlier this year next to the plaintiff’s 303 Beauty Bar, which is at 1671 Central St.
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