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New Lawsuit Adds to Los Angeles Social Equity Licensing Woes
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Willis Jacobson
Nov 9, 2020
Nov 9, 2020
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Los Angeles’s oft-delayed cannabis retail licensing process is the subject of another lawsuit. This time the plaintiffs are unsuccessful social equity applicants who want the city’s licensing procedures halted until their year-old applications are reviewed, or for the city to...
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