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A local Re/Max agent was sued last week. In another case, the attorney representing homeowners in a lawsuit filed in September said the defendants, which include the city, have been served.
Salt Lending Holdings was sued last week by a former employee, who claims he is owed $12 million in digital currency while alleging a slew of questionable practices by the company.
Smiling Moose Rocky Mountain Deli exec: “We plan on having this rectified with the Landlord before the end of the month.”
They’re going to the courthouse over a clubhouse.
PermuSoft Corp. has filed a second lawsuit against ResortApp, saying the company has failed to comply with a payment plan set up after an initial round in court.
Two attempts at expansion came back to bite Fate Brewing Co.
The court-appointed receiver overseeing a fund and startup controlled by Harvard MBA Tyler Tysdal claims in four recent lawsuits that friends and family were improperly paid back first.
The four plaintiffs collectively purchased three homes listed by Steve Travers of The Kentwood Co. They allege he advertised the local HOA had water storage rights for Riviera Lake, but knew otherwise.
Denver’s Architectural Workshop filed a lawsuit last week against Central Street Capital, which invests the funds of founder Rob Salazar.
A federal judge ruled that plaintiff Mark Wilson failed to show a pseudonymous review on RipOffReport.com constituted false advertising; Wilson alleges his former boss, Dochtor Kennedy, authored the review.
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