January 15, 2026|Press
Partner Leah Capritta and Associate Lilly Lentz were mentioned in a BusinessDen article titled “Inspirato neglected Edwards mansion to ‘maximize profits,’ owner alleges” by Justin Wingerter.
MJM’s lawyers are Leah Capritta and Lilly Lentz with the Denver office of Buchalter. “MJM cannot comment on any of the particulars of the case at this time,” it said when asked about the lawsuit. “However, as shown in the complaint, MJM found Inspirato difficult to work with and, unfortunately, Inspirato’s stewardship never measured up to its promises.”
Capritta and Lentz are also representing MJM in a lawsuit regarding apartments at 4923 King St., near Regis University. MJM, which owns that building, accuses its developer (https://businessden.com/2025/05/05/developer-accused-of-duping-buyer-of-17m-regis-apartments/) of misleading MJM about the condition of the apartments and Regis’ lease before a $17 million sale.
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