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Vincent Mehdizadeh v. Phillip E. Koehnke et al
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2:17-cv-04368
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January 03, 2018
Pot Exec Says Atty's Arbitration Pact Doesn't Apply To Him
A California lawyer wants to ignore the distinction between representing a corporation and representing its officers by arguing that a retainer agreement should send a malpractice suit against him to arbitration, a onetime marijuana industry entrepreneur argued in a Tuesday filing.
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November 29, 2017
Atty Seeks Arbitration For Ex-Pot Co. Exec's Malpractice Suit
The attorney accused by a former marijuana vending machine mogul of being partly to blame for alleged securities law violations that led to a $12.3 million settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission told a California federal court on Tuesday that the malpractice suit against him and his firm belongs in arbitration.
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June 13, 2017
Ex-Pot Co. Owner Seeks To Shift SEC Fraud Claims Onto Atty
The former majority shareholder of a medical marijuana dispenser, who in March agreed to settle fraud allegations by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for $12.3 million, filed a complaint in California federal court on Monday seeking to shift some of the blame onto his former attorney.