DENVER (CN) — The Colorado Court of Appeals on Thursday affirmed the dismissal of a former nonprofit founder’s lawsuit against the owners of the Denver Post, rejecting his attempt to use state consumer protection law to challenge reporting critical of him.
“Baron was required to file suit by October 2021, which was several years before his 2025 lawsuit. Having failed to do so, his claims were untimely,” Court of Appeals Judge Melissa Meirink wrote in a 16-page opinion.
The Denver Post published a series of articles in 2017, reporting financial mismanagement at the nonprofit Humanwire, owned by entrepreneur Andrew Baron.
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