8-KAccepted Oct 15, 4:30 PM ET
Greenlane Holdings: subsidiaries execute assignments for benefit of creditors
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4:30 PM
Oct 15, 2026
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Oct 15, 2026
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Summary
Greenlane Holdings: subsidiaries execute assignments for benefit of creditors
What happened The filing reports that on Sep 30, 2026, four subsidiaries — Greenlane Holdings, LLC; Warehouse Goods LLC; KIM International, LLC; and Kush Supply Co. LLC — each executed an irrevocable assignment for the benefit of creditors under Chapter 727 of the Florida Statutes, and Philip J. von Kahle accepted each assignment. The filing states that on Oct 9, 2026, the assignee filed a petition commencing an assignment proceeding for each assignor in the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit in and for Miami-Dade County, Florida, Complex Business Division, and the court assumed jurisdiction over the assets of each assignor on that date.
Key details
- Assignors and case numbers: Warehouse Goods LLC (case 2026-020549-CA-01); Greenlane Holdings, LLC (case 2026-020550-CA-01); KIM International, LLC (case 2026-020551-CA-01); Kush Supply Co. LLC (case 2026-020552-CA-01).
- The assignee is seeking to have the four proceedings administered under a single consolidated docket with Warehouse Goods LLC as the lead case; as of the filing date the proceedings were not consolidated and a judge had not been assigned.
- The assignee is responsible for liquidating the assignors’ assets and distributing proceeds to creditors under Chapter 727 of the Florida Statutes; the assignments do not release the assignors from their liabilities.
- The filing contains forward-looking statements about the administration and outcome of the assignment proceedings and states the company undertakes no obligation to update those statements except as required by law.
Why it may matter This Item 1.03 filing reports bankruptcy or receivership matters: irrevocable assignments for the benefit of creditors by four subsidiaries and related court proceedings. This filing does not show why the company acted.