Leprino Foods heiress sues company again after rejecting ālowballā buyout
A new lawsuit targets ownership shares of Denver-based Leprino Foods, alleging minority shareholders were forced to sell at steep discounts.
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Construction firm owner sues bank after scammer empties accounts
Midday on March 10 of last year, construction company owner Lori Schroeder returned a call from Jefferey Parker with Timberline Bank, where her company kept three accounts.
Jared Leonard, AJās and Campfire restaurateur, pleads guilty to $2.3M fraud
Jared Leonard, the Evergreen restaurateur behind Campfire Concepts and AJās Pit Bar-B-Q, admitted Friday to defrauding federal aid programs out of $2.3 million and not paying $434,000 in taxes.
Office building in Uptown Denver could enter receivership if it goes unsold, judge says
Two former business partners and real estate investors in Denver could see their office building at 1640 Grant St. enter receivership if they are unable to sell it, according to...
City of Denver seeks receiver for under-contract Cathedral High campus in Uptown
Frustrated by what it considers to be years of dereliction, the City of Denver wants a court-appointed caretaker to take control of the former Cathedral High in Uptown.
Stateās only kosher grocer being sold amid foreclosure threat
East Side Kosher Deli, a longtime fixture of Jewish life in Colorado, is facing foreclosure of its real estate in Glendale and being sold.
Lone Tree private school says it āsuffered significant damageā from bookkeeper
That lawsuit alleges a long and multifaceted embezzlement scheme that reportedly cost the south metro school more than $300,000.
Two Denver cryptocurrency investors fall out over millions in Bitcoin, lawsuit says
James Hilliard is suing bitcoin ATM entrepreneur and founder of EasyBit, Michael Dupree over an alleged unpaid loan of nearly 70 Bitcoins.
Founder of steel firm says her siblings are scaring away suppliers
A woman who followed in her fatherās footsteps by founding a steel building firm is accusing her brother and sister, who also lead steel building companies, of threatening her vendors.
Homebuilder loses lawsuit calling Denver affordable housing fee ‘extortion’
A federal judge has thrown out a Denver homebuilderās lawsuit that challenged the legality of city income-restricted housing requirements, finding they do not infringe on property rights.