Colorado bankruptcy filings increase 7% in September
DENVER — Colorado bankruptcy filings increased 7% in September compared with the same period a year ago, continuing a trend of increases dating back to December.
September filings increased in Larimer and Weld counties but were flat or down in Boulder and Broomfield counties. That’s according to a BizWest analysis of U.S. Bankruptcy Court data. Numbers cited include all new filings, including open, closed and dismissed cases.
Colorado recorded 489 bankruptcy filings in September, compared with 459 in September 2022. Colorado recorded 554 bankruptcy filings in August.
Year-to-date filings increased 17% statewide, to 4,464 from 3,815 through September 2022. Individual bankruptcies increased 19.2%…
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