Up until this point, much like the other losing license bidders, the Aspire Medical Partners case had iterations pending in the court the company is based in (Warren County), Fulton County Superior Court and the Georgia Court of Appeals.
August 07, 2023 at 05:18 PM
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One company protesting the Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission, or GMCC’s, production licensing awards could finally get closer to seeing its day in court—but will it?
Since Greenberg Traurig’s Jake Evans appealed a Warren County trial court dismissal of the losing license bidder Aspire Medical Partners’ case for failure to file a transcript within a timely manner in May 2023, the pending protest litigation has seen several noteworthy developments.
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Fulton County Superior Court, Atlanta. (Courtesy photo)
