Countersuit claims that buyer of airport shuttle service first breached sales contract
BOULDER — Contrary to allegations contained in a lawsuit against Flatirons Transportation LLC and Ross Alexander, it was Eight Black Partnership LLC, BoCo Airport Shuttle LLC and its owner, Simon Chen, who first breached the agreement between the companies involved in the sale of the airport shuttle services in Boulder County, according to a counterclaim.
In an answer and counterclaim to the lawsuit filed July 21, Alexander, through his attorney, Cameron Tyler, said that any damages that Chen and his company sustained were caused by failure to conduct due diligence. Further, the counterclaim alleges that Chen “fabricated a claim that…
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