Columbine seeks to expose North Shore stockholders to lawsuit
LOVELAND — The gloves appear to be coming off. Columbine Management Services Inc. and its affiliated companies have asked the judge in the North Shore Manor Inc. bankruptcy case for leave to file a lawsuit against the individual investors in the nursing home property.
Judge Joseph Rosario so far has denied Columbine’s motion because of technical deficiencies, but if Columbine cures those deficiencies — which it attempted to do today with a followup filing — the court might give authorization to proceed.
Columbine’s motion seeks to “pursue state law claims against” multiple individuals from the Levin, Kohn, Fogel, and Radetsky families, collectively…
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