From Cannabis Business Executive:
A study was released recently as a portion of a lawsuit in the State of Washington this month. The suit alleges that the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board acted contrary to State law in its treatment of medical marijuana businesses that applied for but were not awarded licenses under 5052 in Seattle.
The study shows detail of what happened during the licensing process for licensing retail shops in the City of Seattle.
CBE Press is not a court of law, but the study appears to support what the law suit alleges. The Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) did not, in fact, give licenses to existing medical dispensaries in good standing.
Latest from Cannabis Business Times
- Green Thumb Reports $276M Revenue for 1st Quarter 2024
- Colorado Legislature Gives Final Approval to Measure Aimed at Streamlining Marijuana Regulations
- South Dakota Group Submits 29K Signatures for 2024 Adult-Use Cannabis Legalization Measure
- Rescheduling Would Have Saved Verano $80M in 2023 Tax Payments, CEO Says
- Aurora Marks 1st Medical Cannabis Shipment to New Zealand Market
- Where All 100 US Senators Stand on SAFER Banking Act
- Blumenauer Unveils Legislative Blueprint, Additional Administrative Action Needed Following Rescheduling
- Cannabis Rescheduling FAQ: What Now?
