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HAYDEN GATEWAY LLC et al v. ADVANCED FLOWER CAPITAL INC. et al
Case Number:
3:25-cv-02789
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February 24, 2026
Pot Cos. Can't Reframe Loan Interest In Contract Suit
A New Jersey federal judge won't let a group of cannabis companies recharacterize their interest payments as principal payments to a lender they say falsely held them in default, saying the contract agreements don't support the claim.
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December 01, 2025
Loan Co. Can't Avoid Cannabis Co.'s Contract Breach Suit
A New Jersey federal judge won't let a lender escape a cannabis company's allegations that the lender falsely held it in default so it could seize almost $2 million, saying the complaint sufficiently alleged that the lender went back on enforceable promises.
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May 09, 2025
Cannabis Co. Wins Bid To Block Lender From Seizing Cash
A New Jersey federal judge on Friday granted a cannabis company's bid to block its lender from seizing any of its assets or cash amid a dispute over whether it defaulted on loans to build its business, ruling that the company was likely to succeed on its claims after an evidentiary hearing.
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April 18, 2025
Cannabis Co. Says Lender Lied About Default To Steal Funds
A cannabis company with facilities in New Jersey and Pennsylvania has alleged in Garden State federal court that its lender lied about the company being in default in order to steal funds out of two of the company's bank accounts and claims it shows no sign of stopping.