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Seed Junky Sues Berner and Cookies For Breach Of Contract, Berner Responds

The Contract Fray: Seed Junky Sues Berner and Cookies Amidst a Swirl of Legal Controversies

In an explosive development, Seed Junky Genetics, a titan in the cannabis genetics sector, has instituted legal proceedings against Berner and Cookies. The allegations? Severe contract breaches, fraud, and theft, which have sent shockwaves reverberating through the cannabis landscape. The lawsuit comes in the wake of another lawsuit withdrawal, leaving Cookies embroiled in a maelstrom of legal issues.

 

 

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Seed Junky’s Rise and the Birth of Minntz, LLC

Seed Junky’s reputation and prestige in cannabis genetics are undisputed. Their proprietary strains have etched an indelible mark in the marketplace, thus making them an attractive partner for business alliances. One such alliance was with Berner and Cookies, leading to the formation of Minntz, LLC. The objective? To deliver high-quality cannabis genetics to cultivators and customers, a goal they achieved spectacularly.

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An Abrupt Turn for Cookies: The Withdrawn Lawsuit

As this lawsuit unfolds, it’s critical to consider another recent case. Paul Rock, CEO of Cookies Retail Products (CRP), had lodged allegations of sabotage, kickbacks, and purchase order meddling against Cookies executives. However, Rock later dropped the lawsuit, attributing the case’s instigation to the influence of certain third parties. As of now, the legal docket shows the lawsuit as pending, despite Rock’s announcement.

The Tussle: Fair Share or Unfair Play?

In the light of these events, the popularity of Minntz, LLC’s products, and the allegations by Seed Junky draw attention. Berner and Cookies reportedly viewed this success as a threat to their brand. Instead of engaging in fair competition, they allegedly resorted to unsavory tactics, including fraudulent manipulation of financial data, misappropriation of profits, and theft of Minntz’s proprietary cannabis genetics.

J Beezy’s Statement: The Turning Point

In a candid Instagram announcement, J Beezy, Seed Junky’s founder, addressed the lawsuit, saying,

“Seed Junky vs. Cookies. A few years ago, Wes and I were sold a dream which never materialized. We tried our best to be patient and humble despite the obvious issues we were dealing with…but now accountability must happen. Not only for us but also to let everyone know in this industry you must be willing to be ethical partners and break bread.”

 

The Alleged Misdeeds: Fraud, Theft, and Business Interference

The allegations detail that Berner and Cookies abused their managerial power, unjustly burdening Seed Junky with false expenses. Accusations of misreported profits and undisclosed product distributions further mar the picture. In an even more disturbing twist, it’s alleged that they pilfered Minntz’s proprietary cannabis genetics, repackaging them under the Cookies brand, or distributing them to Cookies-affiliated cultivators.

The Fallout and the Future

This lawsuit underscores a pivotal moment in the cannabis genetics industry. The outcome will certainly hold significant implications for future collaborations in the sector, as it highlights the crucial importance of transparent, ethical business practices. With Cookies caught in the eye of multiple legal storms, we will continue to provide updates on these landmark legal battles.

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