Judge orders Englewood builder to return any trade secrets stolen from rival
District Judge Andrew McCallin gave Precision Contractors in Englewood until Thursday to return any documents stolen from Denver Commercial Builders.
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Frank Azar firm says ex-employee uses Google ads to poach its clients
Fresh off a $1.5 million victory in a similar case, Frank Azar & Associates is suing a rival firm in the city for allegedly buying Google ads to divert would-be...
Judge disbars “unscrupulous” Arvada lawyer who abandoned clients
“She is unregulatable,” Judge Bryon Large wrote of the lawyer Lindsay Arroyo on March 4, “and she poses a significant danger to Colorado citizens. She must be disbarred.”
Fired Frank Azar & Associates attorney says he’s owed $590K in commissions
A former top litigator at Frank Azar & Associates accuses the well-known personal injury firm of stealing nearly $600,000 in commissions and bonuses from him after his firing in March...
Judge allows struggling LoDo restaurant to rebrand as La Loma
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that Caldero, an unsuccessful restaurant in McGregor Square, can rebrand as La Loma after the ex-wife of La Loma’s owner won it in a divorce.
Wash Park Grille property for sale after tax seizures, co-owner squabbles
After nearly three decades in business, the Wash Park Grille has likely served its last meal.
Inside the La Loma divorce: Brinkerhoffs split restaurants, but lawsuit continues
Denver jurors are expected to hear this summer about the many allegations of infidelity, coercion, scheming and fraud that have divided one of the city’s most prominent families.
Managers of franchisee firm “brazenly” stole from it, silent partners say
Silent partners in a local franchisee company say the business’ former managing partners “brazenly used company accounts” to “enrich themselves and their separate businesses.”
Developer says broker “forcibly slammed” him at Lakewood Country Club networking event
A real estate networking event in Lakewood last summer is said to have taken an ugly turn when an NFL lineman-turned-broker “forcibly slammed” a developer to the ground.
Landlord complains that 7-Eleven near CU is “magnet for homeless people”
7-Eleven spokespeople have declined an offer to comment on Urban Frontier’s lawsuit.