Steve Bachar’s family sues Colorado prison nurses they blame for his death
Steve Bachar, 58, was pronounced dead at 7:50 a.m. March 15 after he became unresponsive in his cell and could not be resuscitated, according to the coroner’s office.
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Twitter ordered to pay $8 million for breaking Boulder lease
Twitter stopped paying rent in late 2022, was evicted, sued its former landlord for wrongful eviction, and was sued for back rent.
Injury law firms go to court — against each other
In a case that pits two of the city’s best-known personal injury firms against each other, Frank Azar & Associates is accusing Bachus & Schanker of stealing prospective clients.
Christian summer camp says Colorado will shut it down over gender policy
Camp IdRaHaJe, a portmanteau for “I’d rather have Jesus,” separates campers by sex rather than by their gender identity.
‘Total garbage’: Developer, landowners sue Denver over rezoning denial
Much of the council’s discussion centered on a good neighbor agreement that was reached just before the hearing by RedT and the Athmar Park Neighborhood Association.
Developer accused of duping buyer of $17M Regis apartments
MJM Real Estate Investments says it was told that Regis pays for maintenance, taxes and insurance coverage. “In reality, Regis had borne little to no responsibility," the lawsuit says.
Judge orders buyer of South Broadway pot shop to pay $2.2M
The buyer of a dispensary along South Broadway’s cannabis-centric Green Mile stretch has been ordered to pay $2.2 million to the seller, whom it keeps accusing of fraud.
Mexican restaurant chain agrees to pay $3.8M to 1,350 ex-employees
Los Dos Potrillos has agreed to pay $3.75 million to settle a class action lawsuit that accused it of underpaying and overworking its employees for seven years.
State rep’s solar firm is bankrupt, will liquidate the last of its assets
EcoMark Solar, which is owned by Alex Valdez, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy April 17.
Defense attorney suspended three years for spending clients’ cash
Adam Tucker has until June 13 to wrap up dozens of client matters and begin his suspension.