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Tryke Management Services LLC v. Linx Card Incorporated et al
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2:19-cv-05324
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May 21, 2020
Pot Co. Wants Fees After $1.8M Judgment In Credit Card Suit
Cannabis dispensary operator Tryke Management has put in a bid for attorney fees after an Arizona federal judge awarded the company a judgment of nearly $1.8 million in its fight with embattled cannabis industry credit card processor Linx Card Inc.
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March 19, 2020
Pot Credit Card Co. Says Ex-Client Just Wants To Punish It
Embattled cannabis industry credit card processor Linx Card Inc. admitted in a court filing that it owed almost $1.5 million to a former customer, but said the penalty damages sought were too punitive and the court could not award them under state law.
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February 28, 2020
Pot Credit Card Co. Won't Get Court-Appointed Receiver
The financial circumstances of embattled marijuana industry credit card company Linx Card Inc. do not warrant a court-appointed receiver, an Arizona federal judge has ruled, sidestepping for now the thorny issue of whether federal courts can appoint a receiver for a federally illegal business.
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February 18, 2020
Pot Dispensary Operator Seeks Win In Suit Against Card Co.
A cannabis dispensary operator has asked an Arizona federal judge to quickly end a dispute alleging struggling credit card processor Linx Card Inc. began missing payments in June and owes it nearly $1.8 million.
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February 07, 2020
Judge To Tackle Legality Of Cannabis Receiverships
An Arizona federal judge is set to rule on a novel issue that could have broad implications for the cannabis industry: whether she can appoint a receiver to oversee an allegedly floundering company that handles funds for pot retailers.