Have you purchased Curaleaf, Jushi, or Perpetual Brands (a.k.a. Perpetual Harvest and
GreenCare Collective) flower or pre-rolled products in Massachusetts within the last four years?
These products may have contained high levels of yeast and mold (exceeding the amount
permitted by law) or else significantly less THC than the amount stated on the product package.
As a result, you may be entitled to compensation under Massachusetts law.
Why would I be entitled to compensation if I purchased cannabis from Curaleaf, Jushi, or
Perpetual (GreenCare)?
In Massachusetts and many other states, cannabis companies may be selling flower products that
contain (a) high levels of yeast and mold—i.e., levels high enough that the product should not
have been sold in the market under state law; or (b) significantly less THC than the amount
stated on the product package.
Because these companies did not disclose such material facts, consumers may have overpaid for
such cannabis products and may be entitled to monetary compensation.
If you purchased cannabis products from Curaleaf, Jushi, or Perpetual in the last four
years—whether in-person, or through any online or retail location—please fill out this brief
assessment.
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