Justin Wingerter is a Courts Reporter at Business Den. He specializes in white-collar crime and legal affairs, covering themes such as litigation, construction, and real estate, with a keen focus on the intersection of law and business. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Burlington Record, Greeley Tribune, and The Denver Post.
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By: Justin Wingerter
“I had no practical means of verifying the amounts she actually transmitted,” says its owner.
New England Development alleges 57 mistakes that 359 Design made on the White Elephant.
The business took in $9.3 million in 2024 but just $630,000 last year.
By: Justin Wingerter
The longtime bookkeeper for prominent architect J Nold Midyette, who developed numerous buildings along Boulder's Pearl Street Mall, is accused of stealing more than $1.3 million from Midyette and his firm over 15 years.
By: Justin Wingerter
An insulation installer is bankrupt after its minority owner allegedly stole $370,000 in assets. Level Up Insulation was founded in 2021.
Denver is told to reinvestigate an office tower's integrity, Longmont neighbors sue to stop an equestrian center, and more.
By: Justin Wingerter
Amateurish work on an asbestos-filled warehouse in Denver this spring is said to have decimated a successful auto body shop for racecars there, costing it millions of dollars.
Bankrupt Breckenridge ski shop A Racer's Edge has navigated around two legal gates. Last week, a bankruptcy judge ruled the ski shop cannot be evicted from its location.
Jet firms say Centennial Airport is illegally taxing them, Boulder residents sue to stop a cell tower, foreclosure for a Baker warehouse, and more.
An Aspen judge has quickly thrown out a lawsuit against former owners of the Aspen Daily News that accused them of pressuring a fellow co-owner into selling his shares cheaply.
