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Three policemen who stand accused of illegally jumping a man's gate to investigate whether he was growing marijuana should not have to slog through discovery if qualified immunity shields them from the claims, a New Mexico federal court has ruled.
An Indiana state appeals court tossed a lawsuit accusing a chiropractor of fracturing a woman's spine, which allegedly led to her death, finding the plaintiff expert's medical opinion faulty because it was written by a physical therapist and not a doctor.
An Oklahoma cannabis cultivator is suing Scotts Miracle-Gro Co. claiming its marijuana crop and part of its farming facility were destroyed when the Luxx grow lamps the gardening product maker sells spontaneously exploded, according to a lawsuit removed to federal court on Wednesday.
The Eleventh Circuit has tossed a wrongful death suit filed by parents who claim that a Costa Rican boutique hotel failed to maintain its trees, resulting in one falling and killing their 14-year-old daughter, finding that Florida federal courts did not have jurisdiction over the business.
A Senate Democrat has introduced a bill that would require the Small Business Administration to give loans to companies directly or indirectly engaged in the state-sanctioned cannabis industry, according to an announcement from Sen. Jacky Rosen's office.