Gaylord Rockies pays $87M in taxes that it had disputed
A defeat at the Colorado Supreme Court last month has forced the Gaylord Rockies Resort to pay years-old tax bills totaling $87 million that it had been disputing since opening.
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$2M “wedding nightmare” in Aspen due to audio malfunction, lawsuit says
Real estate developer Craig Spencer and his wife, Barbara, sued Alchemy Concert Systems, a company in the small Western Slope town of Carbondale, for its alleged role in their daughter's...
Denver sues church for access to new mountain park
The City of Denver is threatening to use eminent domain against a local church that has refused to sell it access to the only road leading into its new mountain...
Bookkeeper robbed Boulder frozen yogurt shop of $114K, owners say
On Feb. 8, a man called Ripple Frozen Yogurt in Boulder with a strange message.
Judge sends Steve Bachar’s rejected plea deal money to ex-wife, creditors
A Denver judge has ordered that $174,000 belonging to accused fraudster Steve Bachar must be split among people he owes $5.5 million to rather than be returned to him.
Judge rejects Bandimere’s lawsuit over pandemic restrictions
For the third time, a court has thrown out a lawsuit by Bandimere Speedway that claimed pandemic-era public health orders violated the rights of the track and its owners.
Crocs vs. ex-CEO’s son: Shoe firm accused of monopoly as it claims stolen secrets
On June 14, 2018, a middle manager at Crocs nudged a thumb drive into his laptop and filled it with 2,900 of his employer’s most sensitive documents, according to the...
Root Down in LoHi says “knock-off restaurant” intrudes on its trademark
The company behind a popular restaurant in LoHi is suing what it calls a new “knock-off restaurant in the neighborhood” and demanding the newcomer change its name.
Jefferson Park restaurant duped feds out of $243K, landlord says
Federal records show that in March 2021, five months after it closed, Sarto’s received a $243,297 loan through the Paycheck Protection Program -- money that was supposed to be used...
Twitter stiffed Boulder office cleaners out of $94K, firm says
Twitter Inc., the social media giant that was evicted from its Boulder office in December, is now accused of stiffing the office’s cleaning company on the way out.