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2021 Top 10 Middle-Market Deals of the Year at our
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The world was on lockdown. Factories were closed, and supply chains were disrupted. Face-to-face meetings were impossible, and everything from education to religion went virtual, as Zoom became the norm. Many deals failed to finish, or even begin. But the
2021 Top 10 Middle-Market Deals of the Year flourished despite the pandemic. What a time to shine.
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On Saturday, New York lawmakers published an updated version of a bill to legalize adult-use cannabis after weeks of negotiation. Lawmakers voted to pass the legislation on Tuesday and on Wednesday morning, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed the bill into law.
Legalization means there will be huge changes to the state s current cannabis landscape. Analysts at Stifel said they expect adult-use cannabis sales to start in late 2022, and that the state s market could exceed $5 billion.
Ten cannabis companies currently operate in New York s medical marijuana market. Nine of them are owned by large companies that sell cannabis in several US states, which are called multistate operators or MSOs. One is independent and operates in New York alone.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc on businesses across the country, several companies have thrived during the pandemic in areas such as the gig economy, work from home and e-commerce, entertainment, and social media. Litigation has also increased, in some cases linked to newfound success. The following is a representative sample of strong-performing companies that have experienced increased federal litigation during the pandemic in each of the aforementioned categories, built using Docket Alarm analytics.
Gig Economy
The “gig economy,” according to Investopedia, “is based on flexible, temporary, or freelance jobs, often involving connecting with clients or customers through an online platform.” Examples include Uber and Uber Eats, Lyft, DoorDash, GrubHub, and Postmates. During the COVID-19 pandemic, these companies have faced COVID-19 related litigation, such as cases over driver misclassification and employment benefits. These companies ha
A federal judge has advanced a class action claiming DoorDash used its platform to deceptively divert customers from non-partnering restaurants to those that pay DoorDash a cut for each food pickup or delivery order.
SAN FRANCISCO (CN) Already struggling to survive the crippling effects of a raging pandemic, a mom-and-pop restaurant was stunned to learn last summer the food delivery app DoorDash had falsely labeled it as “closed” or “unavailable” on its platform.
On Monday, the restaurant received more welcome news when a federal judge advanced its false advertising class action against the San Francisco-based technology company.
In a lawsuit filed this past September, St. Louis-based Asian fusion restaurant Lona’s Lil Eats claimed DoorDash deceptively directed customers away from restaurants that refuse to pay up to a 30% commission for each DoorDash delivery.
Subversive Capital Acquisition Corp. Closes The Largest Cannabis SPAC In History And Announces The Launch Of The Parent Company With Shawn JAY-Z Carter, Roc Nation, Caliva, And Left Coast Ventures
The Parent Company, Formerly Subversive Capital Acquisition Corp., has Completed its Qualifying Transaction and is Now the Largest Vertically Integrated Cannabis Operation in California
Shawn JAY-Z Carter, Chief Visionary Officer of The Parent Company, Leads Brand Strategy and The Parent Company Social Equity Ventures, a Corporate Venture Fund Investing in Black and Minority-owned Cannabis Businesses
The Parent Company is the Most Well-Capitalized Cannabis Company in the U.S. and is Positioned to Consolidate and Reshape the Market in California and Beyond