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Connecticut cannabis lawsuits claim marijuana growers and dispensaries failed to protect users from psychological harm. Reports have linked potent THC products to a variety of mental health conditions. (See our CT Cannabis News)
As such, our Connecticut cannabis lawyers are filing brain injury lawsuits for dispensary victims.
Connecticut Cannabis Lawyers Advocate for Dispensary Victims
Our team of Connecticut cannabis attorneys has represented thousands of victims of dangerous consumer products. In doing so, we have recovered millions of dollars in settlement funds on their behalf.
However, we only pursue cannabis compensation from licensed growers or dispensaries, not from illicit transactions.
No Legal Fee Unless You Obtain a Settlement
While money damages may be available to qualified cannabis users, victims are urged to act promptly. The #1 claim Connecticut cannabis attorneys can make for psychological compensation is one filed within the Statute of Limitations. Follow this link for our latest information on cannabis multi-district litigation (MDL).
Our Connecticut cannabis lawyers are available to review claims now. We offer a free case evaluation to confirm use of marijuana dispensary products and psychological harm. Further, we never charge a legal fee unless a financial recovery is obtained for our client.
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Connecticut Marijuana Lawsuits in State or Federal Court
CT cannabis lawsuits can be filed in state or federal court. Selecting a jurisdiction is generally based on: 1) whether all parties inhabit Connecticut, and 2) the severity of marijuana-related injuries.
Connecticut State Cannabis Claims
When all parties reside in Connecticut, cannabis lawsuits of any magnitude can be filed in the State’s county courts (CT Courts Website). The Connecticut Practice Book sets forth the State’s procedural law for mental health claims attributed to dispensary marijuana.
The State of Connecticut follows a modified comparative negligence rule. Accordingly, a Connecticut cannabis lawyer can recover damages for wrongful conduct by growers and dispensaries provided the plaintiff is less than 51% at fault. However, the dispensary victim’s financial award may be reduced by their own degree of fault (if any).
2nd Circuit Cannabis Claims in Connecticut
Connecticut is part of the Second Circuit of the federal court system, and individual cannabis lawsuits can be filed at its local U.S. District Court. Marijuana dispensary appeals are heard by the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals.
Provided the psychological harm is severe, cannabis claims can be filed in this court against growers and dispensaries nationwide.
However, federal marijuana lawsuits filed in Connecticut may be transferred to a centralized jurisdiction pursuant to a mental health Multi-District Litigation (MDL) Transfer Order. (Follow this link for our additional information on 2nd Circuit cannabis compensation.)
For FAQ about the psychological injury litigation, please see our cannabis lawyers homepage.
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