In a federal lawsuit seeking millions of dollars in damages, a Tennessee man is accusing Florida's largest medical marijuana operator of illegally sending text messages to his cellphone.
The lawsuit alleges that Quincy-based Trulieve Inc. violated federal communications laws by sending unsolicited text messages to Mats Jaslow that advertised special deals on marijuana products in October and November.
The lawsuit does not say whether Jaslow is a patient in Florida or how Trulieve, one of the state's 22 licensed medical marijuana operators, obtained his cellphone number. A lawyer for Jaslow told The News Service of Florida on Wednesday he could not elaborate on the complaint.
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