TALLAHASSEE – A nursery has filed a lawsuit to prevent any delays in the cultivation and dispensing of medical marijuana in northeast Florida.
The Alachua County-based Chestnut Hill Tree Farm was one of five businesses granted a license last November to grow and dispense low-THC strains of marijuana. The lawsuit was filed today in Leon County Circuit Court.
Two organizations who lost in northeast Florida have filed challenges with the Department of Administrative Hearings over how the licenses were awarded. John Lockwood, the attorney for Chestnut Hill, said that the reason for the lawsuit is to eliminate the doubt and certainty that has been created in the challenges.
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Fla. Farm Files Lawsuit to Cultivate Marijuana
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