Equity
“An Irony of Gruesome Proportions:” Cannabiz Contemplates Debt to Pot Offenders
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Hilary Corrigan
Jun 29, 2020
Jun 29, 2020
Evelyn LaChapelle never saw her daughter lose a tooth, graduate kindergarten or dance in her first recital. She also missed the funerals for her grandmother and stepmother.LaChapelle spent five years in federal prison for non-violent cannabis charges. She recounted her...
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SCOOP: Glass House “implores” judge to alter ruling in Catalyst suit
Glass House Brands “implored” a California judge to reconsider a ruling on what it needs to share with rival Catalyst in a lawsuit between two of California’s most prominent operators.Glass House argues that the current ruling, issued in February, would...
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SCOOP: Celeb USC prof ensnared in dispensary suit
A labor dispute between a Los Angeles dispensary and a former exec ensnared a prominent USC professor this month when a judge ordered him to turn over communications between himself and the exec, his sister.A California judge ruled that David...
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Catalyst ruling could boost many Calif. businesses
A recent legal win for retailer Catalyst Cannabis could bring some relief to California cannabis businesses saddled with local payments created under the auspices of local "development agreements" (DAs)Last month a judge in Stanislaus County (Modesto) granted Catalyst a preliminary...