GAGE GREEN GROUP
Protecting the integrity of cannabis genetics, intellectual property, and the communities that built them.
No allegation exists without a primary source — a verified email, a filed document, a public record, or a timestamped communication.
A 100-point audit standard governs every document before it leaves this office. Six pillars: authority, fact integrity, equity, document perfection, procedural compliance, and strategic excellence.
This is not a campaign of accusation. It is a practice of documentation. The record is the argument.
Gage Green Group was founded in 2009 as a cannabis genetics collective dedicated to preserving rare cultivars, advancing breeding science, and supporting the communities that made cannabis culture possible.
Over the past decade, corporate interests have systematically appropriated independent cannabis brands, genetics, and intellectual property — often without compensation, credit, or consent. GGG's name, cultivars, and brand identity have been among the targets.
This initiative exists to document the truth, pursue accountability through lawful process, and ensure that the people who built this culture are not erased from it.
All matters are pursued through proper legal channels with verified evidence.
Trademark cancellation proceeding. Respondent has missed multiple deadlines. Proceeding to establish GGG's priority of use for the Gage mark in cannabis commerce since 2009.
Professional negligence action against former counsel. $16,700 billed across 22 months. Three documents delivered. Zero of eight retained tasks completed. 21 verified exhibits.
Formal regulatory complaint filed March 4, 2026. Billing record integrity and service delivery.
Temporary restraining order filed February 22, 2026. Unpaid wages and breach of employment agreement. Supporting federal referral filed February 26.
42 U.S.C. Section 1983 civil rights action arising from 2017 law enforcement conduct at licensed cannabis facility.
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (18 U.S.C. Section 1030) action. 6,780 documented communications constituting a harassment campaign.
Request for investigation of attorney conflict of interest. 13 exhibits. Independent third-party confirmation of the conflict.
Action for coordinated removal of legitimate cannabis business accounts during critical brand defense period.
Fiduciary referrals regarding corporate governance, securities disclosures, and tax compliance in connection with a $545 million acquisition involving disputed intellectual property.
Pattern of racketeering activity across state lines involving coordinated brand appropriation, investor fraud, and enterprise corruption. 18 U.S.C. Section 1961. Treble damages.
Comprehensive documentation of GGG genetics provenance, chain of custody for the CPK lineage, and unauthorized commercial exploitation by corporate entities.
Every figure below is derived from verified evidence, public filings, market data, and statutory formulas. Nothing is speculative.
Unauthorized commercial use of GGG's mark since 2018. Acquisition valued the brand at $545M. Ongoing commercial exploitation across multiple states. RICO treble damages (18 U.S.C. Section 1964(c)) may apply: $3B.
The CPK lineage stewarded by GGG is foundational to a multi-billion dollar commercial empire.
10-30% statutory recovery on enforcement actions related to $545M acquisition.
15-30% statutory recovery on collected proceeds from compliance actions.
Coordinated removal of legitimate accounts during critical brand defense period.
Constitutional violations under color of law. Punitive damages and attorney fees.
Verified: fees for services not rendered, lost opportunities, failure to protect IP.
Video-documented incident. Destruction of $500K business deal.
6,780 documented communications. Bot campaigns. Business disruption.
Unpaid wages, unauthorized entity formation, federal referral.
Seventeen years of building, preserving, and defending.
Michael Jie-Shen Fang and Jeff Selsor begin collaborating on cannabis genetics in California. The name 'Gage' originates from Jeff's side project. Michael brings the breeding science.
GGG is formally established as a cannabis genetics collective. The mission: preserve rare cultivars, advance breeding science, and serve the community that built cannabis culture. The Gage name enters cannabis commerce.
GGG publicly markets cannabis genetics identified as 'Cookies' (OG KB Cookies) on Instagram — predating any known commercial branding of the term in cannabis. The CPK lineage from St. George of Mendocino is the source.
GGG's cultivar library grows to over 216 documented varieties. Cherry Pie Kush, Grateful Breath, Highschool Sweetheart, and dozens more. The CPK lineage becomes foundational genetics adopted across the entire industry.
GGG becomes one of the most respected names in cannabis genetics worldwide. Festival appearances, community education, and a growing seed bank operation. Michael is outspoken about genetics provenance and breeder rights.
Law enforcement raids GGG's Michigan facility. 555 messages from Kevin Pattah during the raid period — the most active contact. Brandon 'Junior' Binno appears immediately after as an embedded contact. The genetics library survives.
Kevin Pattah offers $15 million for the Gage brand — without Michael. Michael refuses. Within months, a Michigan entity called 'Gage Cannabis Co.' begins operations using GGG's name. 30+ Chaldean investors back the new entity.
Radicle Cannabis Holdings Inc. creates 'Gage Cannabis Co.' in Michigan. The name GGG has used since 2009 is now being commercially exploited by a corporate entity with no connection to the original genetics program.
Pattah offers $10 million via iMessage. Michael refuses again. Six months later, Wolverine Partners Corp purchases the 'Gage' brand for $250,000 — a 98% discount from what Pattah offered. The brand is worth far more than what was paid.
Bruce Linton arrives as Executive Chairman. The entity rebrands to 'Gage Growth Corp.' Trademark opposition is filed against GGG at the USPTO — the people using the stolen name try to block the original owner.
Michael retains Komorn Law PLLC for MRTMA cannabis licensing and IP protection in Michigan. Pays $19,000+ retainer. The primary deliverable: file a prequalification application. It will never be filed.
Michael sends five business opportunities requiring legal review — Hybrid LA, Las Vegas recovery, 3C Cannabis equity, Michigan partners, Common Citizen term sheet. St. Amant acknowledges receipt: 'we are reviewing.' Zero deliverables are ever produced.
Attorney Joshua Colton proposes a $350,000 Selsor buyout contingent on closing the Rocky Denha deal ($500,000 + 3 licenses). Four hours after Colton's email, Jeff Selsor breaks into Michael's home and assaults Aimee Metevia. The incident is captured on video.
TerrAscend Corp acquires Gage Cannabis Co. for $545 million. The brand that GGG built and named in 2009 is now being traded at half a billion dollars — and the original creator has received nothing.
Michael sends a cease work order to all five Komorn Law attorneys. None respond. Billing continues for 35 more months. Over $9,000 in unauthorized charges are generated after the explicit order to stop.
Komorn's new office manager sends a collection notice claiming $7,500. It is sent to both Michael's email and a stranger's email — a breach of confidentiality. 17 of 22 billed items are 'inter-office communication.' Total billed: $16,700. Documents delivered: three.
USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board Opposition No. 91278331. The entity operating under the Gage name begins missing deadlines. Default proceedings advance. The trademark is coming home.
Temporary restraining order filed in New York Supreme Court for unpaid wages. Federal referral filed four days later. A separate identity theft matter surfaces — an unauthorized entity formed under Michael's Social Security number.
GGG deploys an AI-powered law intelligence system managing 24 active matters across 8 courts and 5 federal agencies. 128 entities documented. 52 relationships mapped. 13,859 law texts indexed. $3.5 billion in documented exposure. The world is watching.
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AI-powered law intelligence built on 13,859 primary source texts and access to every published court opinion in every state through the Harvard Caselaw Access Project. Trademarks, patents, copyrights, trade secrets, RICO, civil rights, corporate governance, securities. Every answer traced to its source. Every filing audited to a 100-point standard.
Every answer traces to the original text — Black's Law Dictionary, Bouvier's, Corpus Juris Secundum, the actual statute, the actual opinion. No AI hallucination. No paraphrased case law. Sources, not summaries.
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