jayz’s monogram marijuana brand which is produced by tpco holding corp tpco gramf gram is accused of illegally shipping cannabis products from california to new york the lawsuit also makes claims of inaccurate financial reports and gender discrimination filed by the former tpco vp cathi clay the lawsuit states that company executives harassed and discriminated against her because of her gender and then retaliated after she filed a whistleblower report regarding financial inaccuracies and violations of state cannabis regulations reported sf gate it also accuses tpco executives of having been “aggressive demeaning and publicly questioned ms clay’s abilities” and the companys cfo mike batesole “made many inappropriate comments about women hiring ‘housewives’ to perform accounts payable people of color and skill sets of employees” the plaintiff was reprimanded after warning executives that filings with the us securities and exchange commission in 2021 and 2022 were inaccurate furthermore monogrambranded weed products were illegally sent “to new york for a monogram event with shawn carter per mjbizdaily however “the company does not comment on active litigation and plans to defend itself strongly against the false accusations said a spokesman for californiabased tpco this news comes several months after tpco entered into modification agreements to restructure the relationship between roc nation llc sc branding llc and the parent company as part of the restructured arrangement shawn jayz carter and affiliates and roc nation will return approximately 71 million common shares of the parent company and enable the organization to save approximately 335 million in topline costs over an eightyear period the company and gold flora recently entered into a definitive business combination agreement to combine the companies in an allstock merger image credits jrbyron williamcho by pixabay and edited by benzinga