The judge who made the decision, Justice Kevin Bryant, had originally sent shock waves through the cannabis legal community when his initial decision invalidated major portions of New York cannabis regulations.
April 05, 2024 at 04:07 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Attorneys at Phillips Lytle won a ruling in a lawsuit that allows its client, a third-party marketer that compares cannabis pricing at regulated dispensaries, into New York’s struggling marijuana industry.
The judge who made the decision, Justice Kevin Bryant, had originally sent shock waves through the cannabis legal community when his initial decision invalidated major portions of New York cannabis regulations.
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