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Cheese company Leprino Foods Co., its CEO and his children told a Denver jury during closing arguments Thursday that the CEO's nieces — who are minority shareholders — suffered no damages from not having the chance to make a possibly lucrative loan back to the company as the majority shareholders did because they made more money on their own investments.
A Denver jury on Friday rejected claims from nieces of Leprino Foods Co. CEO James G. Leprino that he and the company breached their fiduciary duties to them as minority shareholders, awarding them nothing in their pursuit of nearly a billion dollars in damages.
Prominent Denver personal injury attorney Frank Azar made his opening arguments Monday in his firm's lawsuit against a former attorney for the firm whom Azar accused of trying to steal the firm's class action department.
A Colorado state judge on Wednesday declined to declare a mistrial sought by two sisters accusing their uncle of trying to cut them out of Leprino Foods, the family's multibillion-dollar cheese company, ruling that lawyers for the company were allowed to ask about the plaintiffs' earlier bid to dissolve the company.
A former Dominion Voting Systems executive at the center of unfounded election conspiracy theories fought back Tuesday against a conservative radio host and broadcaster's efforts to shake his defamation suit, telling a Colorado state judge that the host and radio station should have doubted the "inherently improbable" claims of a guest that the executive rigged the election.