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Mother of deceased cannabis worker sues Trulieve, alleging wrongful death
The mother of a Trulieve Cannabis Corp. cultivation employee who died in January 2022 after collapsing at work filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the company, according to court records.
News November 21
Alabama reaches settlement over medical marijuana licensing lawsuits
Alabama's medical marijuana program might soon be back on track after regulators and rejected license applicants reportedly reached a settlement over issues that led to lawsuits against the state.
News November 21
Cannabis multistate operators exit more states in latter half of 2023
After years of rapid expansion - and, more recently, swift exits - some of the nation’s largest cannabis multistate operators have continued to streamline operations this year, according to MJBizDaily's…
News November 21
Missouri marijuana sales decline for third month in a row
Marijuana sales in Missouri totaled $113.1 million in October - the lowest number since the market launched in February and the third month in a row that sales have declined.
News November 20
SNDL and Nova Cannabis nix strategic partnership plan
Canadian marijuana producer SNDL and retailer Nova Cannabis have mutually agreed to terminate the agreement they announced late last year to implement a strategic partnership.
News November 20
New York delays settlement discussions for 2 marijuana licensing lawsuits
New York regulators delayed discussions to settle two marijuana licensing lawsuits, adding more uncertainty for social equity applicants in the state.
News November 20
Cannabis producer Canopy gets court approval for sale of BioSteel businesses
Canadian cannabis producer Canopy Growth said an Ontario court has greenlit the sale of its BioSteel Canada subsidiary and U.S. affiliate, BioSteel Manufacturing, in two separate deals.
News November 20
Massachusetts marijuana worker died from ‘occupational asthma,’ report says
State and federal medical investigators identified work-related “occupational asthma” as the cause of the January 2022 death of a marijuana cultivation worker in Massachusetts.
News November 20
Cannabis company MariMed refinances debt with $58.7 million loan
Cannabis multistate operator MariMed secured a new 10-year loan worth $58.7 million, most of which will be used to refinance existing debt at an unspecified lower interest rate.
News November 20
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