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Ina v. CV Sciences, Inc. et al
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February 01, 2022
CBD Co. Inks $712K Deal To End Investors' Securities Suit
Investors who accused CBD company CV Sciences Inc. of misleading them about a rejected patent application have reached a tentative $712,500 settlement with the business to end their claims, Nevada federal court documents show.
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July 15, 2021
Sanctions Objections Overruled In CBD Co. Securities Suit
A Nevada federal judge on Wednesday overruled objections filed by CBD company CV Sciences Inc. and its former executives, after a magistrate judge partially granted a sanctions motion in a class action alleging the company misled investors about a rejected patent application.
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March 05, 2021
CBD Co. Execs Can't Rewrite Admissions, Investor Says
Executives of a CBD company shouldn't be allowed to take back admissions they already made, an investor in the company told a Nevada federal judge in regards to his case against them.
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January 11, 2021
Investor Slams Sanctions Objection In CBD Co. Securities Suit
The lead plaintiff in a securities class action against a CBD company that allegedly misled investors about a rejected patent application has pushed back against objections filed by the company and its former executives after a magistrate judge hit them with sanctions.
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October 06, 2020
Investor Wants Attys Sanctioned In CBD Co. Securities Suit
Attorneys for two former executives of a CBD company embroiled in a securities class action deserve sanctions for concealing evidence, stonewalling discovery requests and raising frivolous objections, the lead plaintiff in the case has told a Nevada federal court.
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December 11, 2019
CBD Co. Can't Escape Securities Class Action
A Nevada federal judge has refused to dismiss a securities class action against a CBD company that allegedly misled investors about a rejected patent application that, when publicized, caused a stock drop of over 50%.