Justin Wingerter

Faced again with questions about its role in crime, including from a city councilwoman, a liquor store that has long concerned law enforcement is seeking help from the legal system.

“Gates has shown repeatedly that it will say and do anything to escape its contractual obligations to Spot,” Drew Unthank, a lawyer for Spot, said of the allegations.

Sushi Ronin’s majority owner thinks Judge Romero “completely screwed up.”

That cluster of colleges has been defying zoning laws for a decade, Denver says.

A man who allegedly took advantage of Colorado's discounted business filing fees by creating nearly 16,000 fake LLCs and selling them has settled a lawsuit that the state filed.

Unlike other property in Colorado, which is assessed at the county level, utilities' property is assessed by a state agency: the Department of Local Affairs. Three hundred utilities — airlines, water and power companies, pipelines, railroads and telecoms — were assessed by the state last year before their property was taxed at a rate of 28 percent, according to DOLA.

“The project is codenamed Project Willy Wonka,” its CFO reportedly emailed.

Madelon Group and Blue Room are supposed to be building apartments near the Santa Fe arts district. They’re suing each other instead.

John O’Brien of Spencer Fane is accused of “a shakedown worthy of a Martin Scorsese mob movie.”

Fortress Capital’s takeover follows years of court battles with Nelson Partners.