Brandon Coats, paralyzed medical marijuana patient, appeals firing

Michael Roberts April 26, 2012 8:59AM

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Could as many as 175,000 Colorado citizens lose their jobs based on a single court case? That's the contention of attorney Michael Evans, who believes every state-legal medical marijuana patient would be at risk of dismissal depending on the outcome of an appeal involving Brandon Coats, a paralyzed man and MMJ card holder fired from his job at Dish Network due to a positive drug test.

Brandon Coats, paralyzed medical marijuana patient, appeals firing

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