According to the lawsuit, Glass House is accused of utilizing a combination of legal and illegal distributors to distribute cannabis nationwide. The company allegedly collaborated with businesses that employ a strategy known as “burner distros.” This practice typically involves legal cannabis operators acquiring distribution licenses in various local jurisdictions, particularly in areas with abundant cultivation operations or where licenses are easily obtained.
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