In 2018, a Pueblo general contractor entered a fixed price contract with High Desert Cannabis, LLC d/b/a HDC, LLC (“HDC”) to construct a marijuana processing facility in Avondale. When HDC failed to pay over $435,000, the contractor filed a mechanic’s lien and foreclosed on it. The contractor also sought judgment against HDC under the contract. Although HDC did not dispute the lien claim or the amount owed, to avoid judgment being entered against it under the contract, HDC claimed it was not a party to the contract it had executed. Rather, a similarly named entity, which conveniently was judgment proof, was the contracting party. After a trial to the Court in which the contractor was represented by Karl Berg and Hilary Roland, HDC’s arguments went up in smoke when the Court entered judgment against it based on the contract it executed. With interest and attorney’s fees, the total judgment against HDC exceeded $600,000.
-
5.0/5.0Not comfortable with any other lawyer, Karl Berg knows how to get the job done with confidence based on his many years of great experience. Karl always makes sure that I am informed of all possible avenues to take based on good conservative cost ana...
-
5.0/5.0
I have worked with Karl for the last 10 years and my company has worked with him for the last 20+ years. His knowledge is 2nd to none and he is always there when we need him to be. Karl's ability to keep things simple and precise puts sets him apar...
-
5.0/5.0
After representing me for 20 plus years, in a 10 day arbitration, I worked with Karl in a capacity few clients ever will. Karl is laser focused and has a work ethic like none other. In my 33 years, I have never worked with anyone who's work ethic, kn...
-
5.0/5.0
Steve is one of the best lawyers in the Pikes Peak region.
-
5.0/5.0
Murray is a top-level lawyer who aggressively represents his clients. Murray has a sharp mind and works dilligently.
