Justin Wingerter is a Courts Reporter at BusinessDen. He specializes in white-collar crime and legal affairs, with a focus on real estate, construction, and cryptocurrency. His work has been featured in various publications including the Burlington Record, Greeley Tribune, and The Denver Post.
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Adams District Court Huddleston Partnership v. Rob Andrews The plaintiff says it leased 2360 Dayton St. in Aurora to the defendant's Heavy Hands Heavy Hearts boxing gym for at-risk youth, which owes $16,000 in rent.
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The Denver divorce attorneys who won Renee Brinkerhoff nearly $30 million in assets, including a trio of La Loma restaurants, say that she has not paid them $2.4 million.
By: Justin Wingerter
The co-owner of an information technology firm in Cherry Creek has been removed as director and prohibited from accessing its computer systems after using them to snoop.
By: Justin Wingerter
“The parties are working amicably,” says Eric Jonsen, a lawyer for Wiens Real Estate Ventures.
Arapahoe District Court Randall Hill; Susan Hill v. American Economy Insurance Co. The plaintiffs believe the defendant has not paid them enough since 5482 S.
“We are stable, we are here, and we are grateful,” the company says.
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“(Furst Class') operations have been funded and advanced through the systematic exploitation of Well Groomed Pets' confidential business assets,” the lawsuit states.
A judge ruled Wednesday that Drake Solomon’s case is now a class action.
