Pursuant to the terms of the definitive transaction agreement (the OG Enterprises Agreement) with respect to OG Enterprises Branding, Inc. (OG Enterprises), Caliva will acquire the remaining 50% interest in OG Enterprises, which is currently 50% owned by Caliva and 50% owned by an affiliate of Shawn JAY-Z Carter, by merging such entity with and into Caliva (the OG Enterprises Transaction), with Caliva continuing as the surviving entity. This direct-to-consumer experience enables customers to purchase cannabis at Calivas retail stores and place orders online for in-store pickup or same-day delivery straight to their door. Another truck driver, inDarrow v. Just Brands USA, alleged "JustCBD" watermelon rings caused him to test positive for THC, even though the labels advised "No THC," resulting in his termination. Left Coast Ventures 2019-12-02, Los Angeles County Superior Courts | Contract | The number of lock-ups by both sponsors and target companies is dropping heading into the warmer months with seven of the former and six of the latter becoming newly freed to trade their shares. While the defendant argued that the court could not enforce the contract because marijuana is illegal, the plaintiff argued, among other things, that deciding the case would entail simply enforcing a routine contract and public policy favors enforcement of contractual agreements. [email protected], preparing_resource_draining_lawsuits_civil_litigation_expensive_0420.html. Generally, the longstanding Erie doctrine provides that federal courts follow state substantive law, so contract issues are dictated by state law. Reflecting yet another sort of consumer-type action, a number of CBD companies selling their products online have been sued in putative class actions under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) on the grounds their websites are not accessible to blind customers. On 12/14/2020 PLANT LIFE APOTHECARY LLC filed an Other lawsuit against LEFT COAST VENTURES, INC. For more information, visit www.subversivecapital.com. SCAC has received private placement commitments of $36.5 million at a price of $10.00 per share issuable immediately prior to, and conditional on, completion of the Transaction (the Private Placement). Helix argued Kenney was not entitled to the protections of the FLSA because marijuanathe industry in which Helix operatesis unlawful under federal law. If federal courts are willing to find whole contracts unenforceable due to the illegality of cannabis, then it is difficult to imagine how much weight specific provisions within those contracts would have.
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