Mohebbi v. Cannabist Company Holdings, Inc. et al

  1. October 20, 2025

    Pot Cos. Say THC Potency Suit Can't Hold Up To Scrutiny

    A group of cannabis companies is urging an Illinois federal court to throw out claims that they sold edible oils as concentrates to get around THC limits, saying the plaintiff can't pivot to base his claims on injuries he hasn't suffered.

  2. June 30, 2025

    Ill. Judge Skeptical Of Grouping Buyers' THC Potency Suits

    An Illinois federal judge seemed unsure Monday that consolidation is right for a group of false advertising suits claiming various cannabis companies illegally mislabel their vapable oil products, saying an omnibus dismissal ruling may not be enough to find such a move warranted.

  3. March 19, 2025

    Buyers Oppose Consolidation Of THC Oil False Ad Suits

    A proposed class of buyers is urging an Illinois federal judge not to consolidate 10 cases from the same attorneys alleging nearly two dozen cannabis companies mislabel their vapable oil products to get around state regulations.

  4. February 25, 2025

    Cannabis Cos. Want THC Potency Suits Consolidated

    About two dozen cannabis companies, including multistate operators like Columbia Care and Acreage, have urged an Illinois federal judge to consolidate a series of "nearly identical" proposed class actions accusing them of mislabeling their products to get around state-mandated THC potency limits, saying "there is no question" the suits "involve the same questions of law and fact."

  5. January 28, 2025

    Pot Co. Faces New THC Potency Class Action In Illinois

    A pair of Illinois men on Tuesday filed a new class action alleging a family of cannabis companies is selling products that exceed the state's limits on THC, joining a number of similar suits filed in the same district by the same attorneys.

  6. January 14, 2025

    Cannabist Moves Illinois Oil Potency Case To Federal Court

    The Cannabist Co. Holdings and its affiliated companies have removed to federal court a suit alleging they make products using highly potent cannabis oils without warning consumers that the amounts of THC are illegal in Illinois.