Does Medical Licensing Make Sense in Recreational Jurisdictions?
Cannabis licensing has a pretty standard trajectory by this point in time. States tend to start out with medical programs and later adopt recreational programs.
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Are More Successful Residency Challenges Coming for Cannabis?
Seen as a protectionist, cottage measure to some stakeholders, residency requirements for cannabis licensure have been a staple in the industry since Washington and Colorado
Drake Invests in Bullrider and Becomes a Partner and Advisor
TORONTO, Oct. 15, 2021 /CNW/ – PRESS RELEASE – Bullrider, a cannabis brand with a storied history in the Canadian cannabis landscape, is welcoming Aubrey
Nevada Cannabis Sales Exceed $1 Billion in Fiscal Year 2021
LAS VEGAS – PRESS RELEASE – Nevada’s legal cannabis industry reached a major milestone as sales exceeded $1 billion in fiscal year 2021. A total of
Native American Organization Looks to Utilize Half a Million Acres for Hemp and Cannabis
Tim Houseberg’s ambitions for hemp are nearly as expansive as the opportunities for the plant itself. After a nearly 30-year career with the Cherokee Nation
Canna Law Blog on Social Media
Our cannabis business lawyers frequently receive emails from blog readers asking them where they can be found on social media. Today, we’ll respond to those
5 Cannabis Packaging and Labeling Tips
Compliant packaging and labeling can get tricky in a highly regulated industry like cannabis. This became evident last month, when the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis
Cannabis M&A: Disclosure Schedules
My last post in this series, which ran a few weeks ago, went over some of the more common representations and warranties you’d see in
Mislabeled Cannabis Products Result in Hospitalizations, Lawsuits in Oregon
Mislabeled cannabis products have resulted in hospitalizations and lawsuits in Oregon after customers thought they were ingesting CBD wellness drops that actually contained THC. The
Payment Processing & Consumer Credit: An Interview with KindTap Co-Founder
Federal regulations have made compliant credit processing in the cannabis industry difficult to achieve. As a result, most cannabis retailers operate a cash-only model, limiting