January 23, 2019 Santa Fe New Mexican Ultra Health, New Mexico’s largest producer of medical marijuana, is suing the Taxation and Revenue Department for 1.54 million in collected gross receipts tax plus attorneys fees. In the lawsuit, Ultra Health is seeking medical cannabis to be treated as medicine which is exempt from gross receipt tax. “Affordability is an issue for…
December 17, 2018 Santa Fe New Mexican Attorney Brian Egolf filed a lawsuit against New Mexico Health Department on behalf of Ultra Health, the state’s largest producer and retailer of medical cannabis. The lawsuit questions the validity of the Health Department’s Medical Cannabis Program having the authority to license manufacturers of medical marijuana. New Mexico’s medical marijuana laws require cannabis…
September 12, 2017 Santa Fe New Mexican Santa Fe County approved the lease of 318 acres of the property La Bajada Ranch to Alamo Creek Conservation, owned by Frank Mancuso, Jr. Attorney Kate Ferlic told the Santa Fe New Mexico the plan for the community farm remains the same for the land. According to the contract the land is “solely for…
April 12, 2017 Santa Fe New Mexican A state district judge ruled in favor of Egolf + Ferlic + Martinez + Harwood client Top Organics-Ultra Heath, denying the five day closure ordered by the Department of Health. Judge Thompson wrote the imposed penalty was “one thousand times” more than allowed under the law and there was “scant [legal] support ……
April 3, 2017 New Mexico Political Report New Mexico Top Organics-Ultra Health’s attorney Attorney Brian Egolf was in court Monday arguing against a sanction from the Department of Health (DOH). The medical cannabis producer was slapped by the DOH with an order to shut down business for 5 days between April 17 – 21 due to bringing a non flowering cannabis…
Santa Fe Reporter January 15, 2015 A state District Court judge has ordered the New Mexico Department of Health to issue a medical marijuana producer’s license to a Santa Fe Medical Marijuana. read more via Santa Fe Reporter
August 16, 2014 Albuquerque Journal New Mexico Secretary of State Dianna Duran has reversed her office’s initial finding that donations received by Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gary King violated the state’s campaign contribution limits. read more via Albuquerque Journal
