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Watson lawsuit against Amazon data center financing partner advances
Brian Watson is CEO and owner of Denver-based Northstar Commercial Partners. (BusinessDen file photo) A state court judge in Delaware has advanced a lawsuit filed by embattled Denver real estate CEO...
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‘An administrative nightmare’: Wayfair fights $600K Lakewood sales tax bill
Wayfair, an online retailer of furniture and home goods, is fighting a $604,322 tax bill from the City of Lakewood. (Image courtesy of Wayfair) Wayfair, the popular online seller of furniture and home...
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Owner of LoDo’s bankrupt Nativ Hotel sued by victims of nightclub shooting
Amin Suliaman is a co-owner of the Nativ Hotel in LoDo. Suliaman is being sued by two victims of a shooting at its basement nightclub last month. (BusinessDen file photo) The owner of the Nativ Hotel...
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The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 6.30.22
Adams District Court Casa Estates v. Reyes Home Improvement The plaintiff, a mobile home park at 860 W. 132nd Ave. in Westminster, claims it paid the defendant $27,525 for work that the defendant did...
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Convicted wine scammer, wife face money laundering, PPP fraud charges
Aspen area resident Ronald Wallace, 65, was indicted June 22. (Photo courtesy of Twitter) Investigators with the IRS and FBI say a Pitkin County couple swindled about $1.5 million from investors in a...
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‘It was driven by thinking I had the Midas touch’: Tysdal gets six years in...
Tyler Tysdal, 51, was sentenced Thursday to six years in prison for securities fraud. (BusinessDen file photo) Tyler Tysdal — who conned NFL quarterbacks, in-laws and other investors out of $46 million...
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Judge in Shotgun Willie’s death case: Jury may hear about ‘Black Suit Pack’
Shotgun Willie’s is one of the Denver area’s most prominent strip clubs, with a sign along Colorado Boulevard in Glendale. (BusinessDen file photo) A judge in the contentious legal saga over a...
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Block 162 office tower signs first tenant that’s not a law firm
The Block 162 skyscraper, as seen from the 1600 block of California Street. (BusinessDen file photo) The place won’t be completely full of lawyers. The developer of Block 162, downtown Denver’s newest...
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Law firms merge, focus on music, small businesses
Tom Werge, left, and Greg Corbin are the two partners in Werge Law Group, which was created in an April merger. (Courtesy of Werge Law Group) “When it comes to music copyright, oh God, no one knows the...
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Michael Sawaya’s accuser asks judge to keep his case public
A former client has accused Denver attorney Michael Sawaya of sexual assault. (Photo courtesy of Facebook) A Denver man who has accused the prominent personal injury lawyer Michael Sawaya of repeated...
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Bandimere Speedway again sues Polis and JeffCo over pandemic-era restrictions
The crowd cheers during an anti-mask rally at Bandimere Speedway on Sept. 1, 2020. (AAron Ontiveroz/The Denver Post) The Bandimere Speedway and its owners have again sued Gov. Jared Polis and the...
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Colorado’s highest-grossing restaurant about to lose its liquor license at DIA
A bartender pours a beer at Timberline Steaks & Grille in Concourse C at Denver International Airport. (Photos courtesy of Denver International Airport) A steakhouse inside Denver International...
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Designed to deceive? Brewery sued over ‘electrolyte infused’ hard seltzer
Upslope Brewing’s Spiked Snowmelt hard seltzer is on display during Fizz Fight, a hard seltzer festival at the EXDO event center in Denver. (Rachel Woolf/Special to The Denver Post) Boulder’s Upslope...
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Broker trio battling Newmark in non-compete case file lawsuit in Denver
From left, Terrance Hunt, Shane Ozment and Chris Cowan. (BizSense file photo) Three high-profile Denver real estate brokers have opened yet another theater in their legal hostilities against the...
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The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 7.14.22
Adams District Court State Farm Fire and Casualty Company; 1945 Peoria Investor v. Broan-Nutone; Portus dba Wheelhouse Apartments dba Boutique Apartments The plaintiffs allege that the defendant...
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Adams County sues to shut down crypto mining at natural gas well
A small cryptocurrency mining operation near 120th Avenue in Adams County is seen in this photo from an inspection report. (Photo courtesy of Adams County) Ed Ingve, who has owned Renegade Oil &...
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State’s highest-grossing restaurant gets reprieve in liquor license fight
A bartender pours a whiskey on the rocks at Timberline Steaks & Grill in Concourse C at Denver International Airport. (Photos courtesy of Denver International Airport) Colorado’s highest-grossing...
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Hounding emails, IRS check could cost divorce lawyer her license
Denver divorce attorney Brenda Storey is fighting to keep her law license. (Photo courtesy of Facebook) The Colorado Supreme Court will decide in the coming months whether a Denver divorce attorney...
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Crypto mining at natural gas well ends before Adams County hearing
A small cryptocurrency mining operation near 120th Avenue in Adams County is seen in this photo from an inspection report. (BusinessDen file photos) A judge in Adams County canceled a hearing to...
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Rental income plummets at bankrupt downtown apartment building
The Auraria Student Lofts share a building with the Curtis Hotel at 1051 14th St. in the Central Business District. (Google Maps screenshot) Auraria Student Lofts in the Central Business District,...
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