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Pot Company Verano settles lawsuit over unpaid search fees

By Jeffrey K. Davis
By Emilie Ruscoe (March 11, 2022, 9:36 PM EST) – Cannabis company Verano Holdings LLC has entered into a non-public settlement to settle claims that it owes a finder’s fee of approximately $500,000 to a woman in New York who helped her identify another company to buy.

In an order on Thursday, Judge Paul A. Engelmayer of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York dismissed the breach of contract action brought against Verano by Nancy “Tex” Caldarola in October 2021.

Judge Engelmayer honored Caldarola’s request for a “30-day conditional dismissal order,” telling the parties that if any of them wanted to reopen the case after 30 days, they could deny it. ..

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