Justin Wingerter is a reporter at Business Den. He specializes in white-collar crime, litigation, and legal affairs, often covering topics such as lawsuits and business leaders in Colorado. Justin has been featured in various publications, including the Burlington Record, Greeley Tribune, and BizWest Media LLC.
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By: Justin Wingerter
Aspen Electronics Manufacturing in Westminster has filed for bankruptcy and sued its former attorney.
Garnett Powell Maximon Barlow & Farbes began with five lawyers last year and now has 15.
Like a lawsuit filed by the Sheraton downtown, it raises unresolved legal questions.
By: Justin Wingerter
The crime at Hyde Park Jewelers in Denver is unsolved. But arrests were made after a weekend Aspen break-in.
By: Justin Wingerter
“This bank was started in 1987 and this is the largest bad loan in the history of our bank,” said the lender pushing the sale.
By: Justin Wingerter
Rab says it has waited 11 months for Asana Partners to renovate 1553 Platte St. and now it will miss the vital holiday shopping season in space three times the size of its current spot.
By: Justin Wingerter
Carlos Ignacio Fernández Lobbe expected to be paid $6,500 a month.
Susan Fox helped a friend acquire excess Ambien. So, she can’t practice law.
By: Justin Wingerter
A Golden attorney and expert in medical ethics has agreed to hand over her law license for two years after helping a doctor friend acquire Ambien and lying to detectives about it.
Rich Kylberg, of Denver, was let go from Vinyl Me, Please in March and sued in May.
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