A jury must decide if UPMC Pinnacle Hospitals fired an imaging manager because of his bad back and treatment needs or his positive drug test after revealing he ate a gummy, a federal judge ruled.
A group of hemp distributors couldn’t convince a federal appeals court Monday that their lawsuit challenging Wyoming’s stringent hemp regulations was wrongfully dismissed.
A receivership dispute involving a cannabis company that owes $9 million in taxes was wrongly removed from Santa Barbara County Superior Court, a California district court said.
Will Kirkland & Ellis be the first firm to break 11-figures in annual revenue? Is Donald Trump’s retribution campaign against Big Law firms really over? Roy Strom is back with a new set of predictions for the legal industry in his annual Big Law Sportsbook.
A cannabis testing lab’s lawsuit claiming its rivals manipulated their testing to show inflated THC levels and fewer contaminants like mold or pesticides can move forward, a Massachusetts judge ruled.
Ropes & Gray is choosing to remain a single-tier partnership, bucking a trend across the legal industry, the law firm’s leader said Monday.
A federal court declined to dismiss a
Investors in a property trust can’t proceed with allegations that the group misrepresented its due diligence on a cannabis facility tenant, the Third Circuit said Wednesday in affirming the suit’s dismissal.
An outdoor advertising company convinced a federal judge to pause enforcement of a Southern California city’s prohibitions on billboard ads for local cannabis dispensaries.
A judge on Tuesday temporarily blocked Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s (R) executive order barring the sale of so-called “intoxicating hemp” products, saying he overstepped his authority.
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