Lawsuit over last year’s Aleph Objects layoffs delayed due to COVID

LOVELAND — A federal court has extended the pre-trial period of a lawsuit filed against the successor to the Loveland-based Aleph Objects because the ongoing COVID-19 crisis is slowing the rate of evidence gathering.
Larimer Skyview Inc., the successor to Aleph, was granted an additional four weeks to respond to discovery requests made by former employee Zachary Hergenreder, according to a filing Monday in the U.S. District Court of Colorado. Hergenreder’s attorneys did not oppose the motion.
In its filing, Larimer Skyview said the plaintiff has asked it to answer 75 specific questions either listed in…
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