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Two women who inherited about 17% of a more than $5 billion Denver cheese company laid out the contours of their case to jurors on Monday for how they believe their uncle, the CEO and chairman of the company, has treated them unfairly as minority shareholders of the company.
The Colorado Supreme Court on Tuesday considered whether fractional interest owners in oil and gas production units can challenge retroactive property tax assessments billed to the actual operators of the units, with two justices asking a group of fractional interest owners whether they should have sued the operator rather than Montezuma County tax officials.
A Colorado state judge has rejected the idea of dissolving multibillion-dollar family-owned cheese company Leprino Foods Co., although she allowed certain breach of fiduciary duty claims by Leprino family members with a minority stake in the business to proceed against their relatives with majority holdings.
A Colorado appellate judge on Tuesday repeatedly pressed the state over why billionaire Phil Anschutz wasn't entitled to an $8 million income tax refund, questioning its position that pandemic-era changes to tax law could not be applied retroactively on state returns.
A Colorado federal judge on Monday awarded $4.2 million in damages to the copyright owners of 28 films, including "Hellboy" and "The Hitman's Bodyguard," against a defunct tech company that allowed pirated material to flow through its servers.