Courts & Lawsuits

State officials say Camp IdRaHaJe was never under a threat of closure, despite the camp’s claims of an imminent shutdown.

Tenants say new property manager Cortland hasn’t improved conditions, and believe they’re subject to the same conditions that just won former residents $13.5 million.

Attorneys debated whether suspect Mohamed Soliman was motivated by the victims’ political views or their national origin.

Former Dominion Voting Systems executive Eric Coomer prevailed in his lawsuit against Lindell, but the award fell short of his request.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell testified in his own defense Monday and Tuesday

The Colorado podcaster at the center of the case insists on the plaintiff’s guilt.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman is also facing charges for attempted murder, assault, animal cruelty and more.

Metro Denver courts will clear warrants for misdemeanors and low-level felonies issued in Colorado as part of the Fresh Start program.

Plaintiffs argue that the stench created by Purina making pet food is a nuisance that has hurt their property values.

The former Dominion Voting Systems employee is suing the MyPillow CEO for defamation.

A former executive at Dominion Voting Systems is suing election denier Mike Lindell over the pillow mogul’s claims that he rigged the 2020 election.

At Viña Apartments in northeast Denver, doors don’t lock and trash chutes aren’t cleaned, according to tenants. After forming union, they were threatened with eviction.

Lawmakers passed a bill to let Coloradans age 72 and older opt out of jury duty. Governor Jared Polis vetoed the policy.

This is the second lawsuit that has been filed against the ACPD alleging unlawful arrests and free speech violations during pro-Palestine protests last year.

Shirlyne Johnson’s HVAC system pumped hot air into her apartment for three days during the summer despite repeated requests to fix it, according to her children.

New management took over Your Mom’s House in January. A complaint by former owner James Bedwell claims that never should have happened.

Accused of code violations and neglecting apartments at the center of a national Venezuelan gang controversy, he claims the city targeted him because of his Jewish faith.

Thousands of walk-on athletes could be cut as a result of a court case over the NCAA and NIL payments.

The size of jail-death settlements has been growing nationwide.

One of the owners of CBZ Management, a controversial property management firm, has a warrant out for their arrest for failing to appear in Denver court.

Conditions at the complex included broken elevators, leaks, pests, unsecured doors and a lack of hot water and air conditioning.

Phil Weiser called the Justice Department’s intervention “a grotesque attempt to weaponize the rule of law.”