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Top German Cannabis Lawyer Admits to Working for Juicy Fields
According to his own admission, Kai Friedrich Niermann, a German lawyer specializing in the cannabis industry with his own shingle at KFN+, worked directly with the Juicy Fields scam. We have been asserting this for well over a year since our involvement in the Juicy Fields case, and against a raft of industry rumour and scorn that starts with “but there is no document.” As of June 6, just several weeks before the last ICBC conference in Berlin, Friedrich Niermann issued his own statement. We are highlighting it here and commenting on the same. Business With the Company According to…
Lars Olofsson exposed few names of his target list – lawyers whom have taken money from Juicyfields scam
Lars Olofsson Names Names in Juicy Field Case – Including German Cannabis Industry Legal Insider ”Friedrich Niermann has his own law firm, KFN+, based in Paderborn. He is also increasingly well-known on the cannabis industry conference circuit certainly across Europe and is frequently quoted in the press. One recent glowing article in the Prohibition Partners linked-publication Businesscann even cited the fact that Friedrich Neirmann had co-authored a paper on cannabis legalization with Burkhard Blienert, the current federal drug minister now in the middle of crafting German recreational cannabis legalization legislation. Another German publication recently referred to Friedrich Neirmann as a…
Lars olofsson strategy has spread globally. Time to touch the ”untouchables”
US Supreme Court Conflicted About Liability of Social Media Firms for Content The US Supreme Court is currently pondering how liable social media firms are for damaging content posted via their networks. What impact does this have on the Juicy Fields case? On Tuesday, the US Supreme Court appeared less than sympathetic to an avidly watched case in the social media world. Namely whether Google should assume liability for content posted via its networks. In the case, the family of a 23 year old man who was shot by Islamic gunmen in Paris is arguing that Google and Youtube…