Adam District Court
DIA Land Co., LLC v Sixt Rent a Car, LLC
The Plaintiff says that the Defendant has a commercial lease, dated / about April 8, 2018, and assigned to the Plaintiff on August 28, 2019, for real estate and improvements at 25,200 E. 68e Ave., airport parking near Denver International. The term runs until December 21, 2023, according to the applicant, and when the premises were expanded, effective January 1, 2019, the annual base rent was set at $ 720,000, payable monthly, and s ‘amounts to $ 810,366.36 for the final year of the contract. Plaintiff says he provided significant assistance during the pandemic and defendant reaffirmed his commitment to the premises and said he had plans for expansion, but in / around the week of August 17, 2020 , the defendant abandoned the premises, removing property and causing damage. The plaintiff claims that the rent obligation due and payable exceeds $ 2,372,381.55.
Lawyers: Ryan J. Klein of Sherman & Howard
Posted: 04/12/2021
21CV30447
Arapahoe District Court
Tremitek, LLC v Resilience Code, LLC and Chad Prusmack
The Plaintiff claims that the Defendants leased a property at 99 Inverness Drive East, Englewood, for 128 months from January 1, 2017, and agreed to pay base rent plus taxes, insurance, appraisals of association and other costs, but have not paid from October 1. April 1, 2020. The applicant claims that the amount owed under the lease until March 31, 2021 is $ 92,116.12, but an additional amount of $ 698,307.15 is due for the period from April 1, 2021 to August 31, 2027, for a total of $ 790,423.27.
Lawyers: Christopher T. Groen of Fox Rothschild
Filed: 4/8/2021
21CV30646
Denver District Court
5350 LLC against the Voice of God Tabernacle; VEHYACIN; Grace Tshihata; and Yves Goma alias Neka Yves Teruin Goma Lassy
The Plaintiff claims that the Defendant entered into a lease on or about January 18, 2019 for premises located at 5350 W. Evans Ave., and did not pay the monetary obligations owed. The plaintiff seeks damages deemed just and appropriate.
Lawyer: Amanda H. Halstead of Mills Halstead & Zaloudek
Posted: 04/06/2021
21CV31120
Glenn Kruszewski vs. Ryan D. Neville; Shannon K. Neville; and Kentwood Real Estate City Properties LLC
The plaintiff alleges fraud and misrepresentation, claiming that the defendants have not disclosed that the West End Lofts Condominiums property which was sold to them under a contract dated approximately August 21, 2020, is next to ‘a noisy elevator. The plaintiff seeks damages at the trial.
Lawyers: Bradley J. O’Brien of O’Brien Legal Services
Filed: 4/8/2021
21CV31145
1170 Galapago Street, LLC v Cantu’s Remodel & Restoration LLC and Arnulfu Cantu
Plaintiff says he hired defendant in January 2021 to perform demolition and cosmetic renovation services at 13 apartments in the Parkway Center complex, and paid checks totaling $ 157,404.50 for the work, but defendant was unsuccessful to terminate a single contract and has ceased to answer calls or respond to written requests. The plaintiff seeks damages to be proven at trial.
Lawyers: Steven W. Kelly, Michael L. Schlepp and Taryn H. Van Deusen of S&D Law
Posted: 04/13/2021
21CV31187
First Avenue and Adams Associates LLC v. Gerald Rudofsky, individually and d / b / a Zaidy’s of Cherry Creek, Inc .; and Jason Rudofsky, individually and d / b / a Zaidy’s of Cherry Creek, Inc.
The Plaintiff says that on / about October 8, 1991, the Defendants entered into a lease, as amended, for real estate located at 115-121 Adams St., and did not pay the monetary obligations owed. The plaintiff seeks damages that the court considers fair and appropriate.
Lawyers: Amanda H. Halstead of Mills Halstead & Zaloudek
Posted: 04/14/2021
21CV31197
Ascentium Capital LLC v. Potter DDS, PLLC and Joeseph Mathew Potter
The plaintiff says that in May and June 2018, the plaintiff and the defendant entered into three financing agreements whereby the defendant obtained loans to finance dental equipment, all of which were modified on several occasions, and that on March 18 2021 / around March 18, 2021, the plaintiff sent a notice of default for default and that the anticipated balances – of $ 286,343.85 – were due and payable.
Lawyers: John H. Bernstein and Amy S. Kilgore of Kutak Rock
Posted: 04/16/2021
21CV31217
Douglas District Court
FC Marketplace, LLC v Cookies and Crema, LLC and Jesse Arellano
The plaintiff claims that the defendant entered into two commercial loan agreements, in 2018 and in January 2019, and did not pay. The plaintiff seeks damages in the amount of $ 154,128.29.
Lawyers: Harry L. Simon
Posted: 04/12/2021
21CV30272
Jefferson District Court
Insurance Recovery LLC against Nexus Design Consultants LLC and Clayton Thomas
The Plaintiff says that on / about April 21, 2016, the Defendants entered into an equipment financing agreement and defaulted, remaining in debt for $ 49,391.88.
Lawyers: Wyn T. Taylor and Bryon Bellerud II of the Wyn T. Taylor Law Firm
Posted: 04/09/2021
21CV30407
Larimer District Court
Pawnee Leasing Corporation v. Accera Group Corp.
The plaintiff claims that the defendant is in breach of an equipment rental agreement which began on approximately April 23, 2020, for a term of 55 months, and seeks damages in the amount of $ 98,426.54.
Lawyers: Harry L. Simon
Posted: 04/06/2021
21CV30247
Pawnee Leasing Corporation v. JMN Services, LLC and Inez C. Franco
Plaintiff claims defendant is in breach of an equipment rental agreement which began on / about September 27, 2018, for a term of 55 months at a monthly payment of $ 1,660.56, and claims damages – interest of $ 51,836.74.
Lawyers: Harry L. Simon
Posted: 04/06/2021
21CV30250
Pawnee Leasing Corporation v. Custom Benefit Consultants, Inc.
The Plaintiff claims that the Defendant is in violation of three equipment leases that began in 2019 and 2020, and seeks damages in the amount of $ 144,233.74.
Lawyers: Harry L. Simon
Posted: 04/06/2021
21CV30251
Pawnee Leasing Corporation v. Sandy River Trucking, LLC f / k / a Spears Creek Forestry, LLC; Michael Arrington; John Carter; Tyger River Forest Products, Inc .; and Arrington Timber Company, LLC
The plaintiff claims that the defendants, collectively, violated four equipment leases and are seeking damages in the amount of $ 91,971.53.
Lawyers: Harry L. Simon
Posted: 04/06/2021
21CV30260
Pawnee Leasing Corporation v. Nissan Lift of New York, Inc .; Infiniti Material Handling Systems, Inc .; and Edward Schreiber
The plaintiff claims that the defendant is in breach of an equipment rental agreement for two forklifts which began on or about February 17, 2017, for a term of 55 months at $ 2,585.84 per payment, and seeks damages in the amount of $ 56,512.95.
Lawyers: Harry L. Simon
Posted: 04/13/2021
21CV30276
