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Founder of Centennial business incubator settles former employee’s lawsuit alleging sexual assault

Kate Tracy May 28, 2019

The case, first reported by BusinessDen, resulted in Vic Ahmed’s resignation as CEO of Innovation Pavilion and its dissolution.

Spa sues attorney representing former employee for defamation

Kate Tracy May 24, 2019

The original dispute centers on the company’s wage practices. “Any comments that I made were and are legally protected,” attorney Mari Newman told BusinessDen.

Attorney twice won steer at scholarship auction but never paid, stock show says

Thomas Gounley May 20, 2019

“This is a very unusual situation,” an attorney representing the Western Stock Show Association told BusinessDen.

Lakewood home health care agency sues Arizona company that shares name

Thomas Gounley May 17, 2019

Acaria Inc. is alleging trademark infringement and unfair competition.

Mortenson sues city for records wanted for convention center scandal defense

Thomas Gounley May 13, 2019

“It defies credulity that a project of this magnitude would generate less than 1,300 documents responsive to the CORA request,” the company said in last week’s lawsuit.

Rugby promoter who picked Denver for 2018 match lands in bankruptcy court

Libby Flood May 7, 2019

About 19,300 people attended the match between New Zealand and England at Mile High Stadium last June, according to an Australian news outlet.

BOK Financial sues recently departed executive over email sent to 130 customers

Thomas Gounley April 24, 2019

When Hotmail lands you in hot water: The Oklahoma-based bank says the use of customer email accounts by Kelly Condon amounts to theft of trade secrets.