Articles tagged with "lawsuits"

One dispensary owner busted for meth, another sued for copyright infringement, in the same week. Slow your roll, OK.

The unlicensed shop sold cannabis containing paclobutrazol, a fungicide frequently used on golf course turf that the EPA classifies as a toxic chemical, City Attorney Mike Feuer said.

The chase developed as Greg Longenecker, 51, a short-order cook and avid vegetable gardener, tended 10 marijuana plants in a small clearing near Reading, Pennsylvania.

Prohibitionists couldn’t prove a Colorado cannabis farmer harmed them. But the details of the case are cause for concern.

Neighbors claimed the smell of a nearby farm hurt their property values. But there was little odor, and values increased.

Spurned farmers are demanding a refund of millions of dollars in taxes and fees—a sum that could cripple the county’s budget.

A judge is urging officials to find a way to resume evaluating industry applications. That’s going to be easier said than done.

They’re no hippies: The firm formerly known as High Street Capital was founded by ex-Wall Streeters with sharp elbows.

A judge gave the 77-year-old patient permission to grow, possess, and use medical cannabis for juicing purposes to help prevent a relapse of lung cancer.

A woman who claims to be California’s largest landlord of cannabis businesses sued the city of San Bernardino to overturn an ordinance that could bar her from the industry.