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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Ramos Law says it’s owed $1.5 million.
By: Justin Wingerter
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“We’re treading water right now,” its owner says as he works to pay people.
“Not every resolution is pretty, and this one isn’t,” a bankruptcy judge said.
Wash Park Grille, the longtime restaurant that was seized by the city earlier this month for back taxes, reopened last week and is working to remedy its recent financial woes.
The hearing officer’s recommendation follows years of discussion and litigation.
By: Justin Wingerter
The park, which just opened in June, is suing and being sued by the property owner.
By: Justin Wingerter
Just seven months after opening in southeast Denver, the American Ninja Warrior Adventure Park will close sometime before Jan. 13, that company has told a state judge.
By: Justin Wingerter
The company says the cafe is run down. The franchisee wants an extended franchise agreement before renovating.
Melissa Cipriani denies moving money around to avoid paying her aunt $19 million.
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