US EditionConnecticut Files $2.5M Lawsuit Over Fraudulent Cannabis License-for-Sale Scheme - Cannabis News World
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Connecticut Files $2.5M Lawsuit Over Fraudulent Cannabis License-for-Sale Scheme - Cannabis News World
Connecticut officials are seeking a $2.5 million judgment against the company MAKECTBETTER LLC; its principal, Michael Tedesco; and its affiliate, Zafir Iqbal, for allegedly defrauding convenience stores and smoke shops with false promises of a cannabis retail license. Attorney General William Tong (D) filed the lawsuit in the Hartford Superior Court and is asking the
Connecticut Files $2.5M Lawsuit Over Fraudulent Cannabis License-for-Sale Scheme
Connecticut officials are seeking a $2.5 million judgment against the company MAKECTBETTER LLC; its principal, Michael Tedesco; and its affiliate, Zafir Iqbal, for allegedly defrauding convenience stores and smoke shops with false promises of a cannabis retail license. Attorney General William Tong (D) filed the lawsuit in the Hartford Superior Court and is asking the court to freeze the defendants' assets, the attorney general's office announce…
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