Judge orders Front Range Internet into receivership
ISP’s shutdown spurs lawsuit by Woodward, Zayo, Katmai Energy
FORT COLLINS — A Larimer County District Court judge Wednesday approved placing Fort Collins-based Front Range Internet Inc. into immediate receivership.
The 27-year-old internet service provider was among the first to get Northern Colorado connected but has faced a flurry of legal challenges after its announcement in September that it would shut down, including from companies concerned about disruption to their operations.
Woodward Inc. (Nasdaq: WWD), a Fort Collins-based manufacturer of energy-control systems, and Katmai Energy LLC, which is a common shareholder in FRII and owns the building at 3350 Eastbrook Drive in Fort Collins in which FRII operates under a long-term…
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