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The World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic on March 11, 2020. In light of this sustained outbreak, federal, state, and local
While most of California is still sheltering in place, the state Assembly and Senate are set to go back to work on
In a very interesting case, the Ninth Circuit is considering whether the criminal defendant in United States v. Campbell is exempt from
After Governor Gavin Newsom issued a Safer-At-Home order to protect the health and well-being of all Californians in the face of COVID-19,
April is usually one of the busiest months for the Legislature, with lobbyists and advocates filling the halls of the Capitol to
Independent contractors are a beneficial tool for companies, especially new or growing organizations that are not yet equipped to manage employees. However,
Last week, ahead of the March 5th Cannabis Regulation Commission hearing, our office sent a letter to the City of Los Angeles
Over 160 days have passed since Phase 3 Round 1, and the DCR has paused all processing of applications due to a
By now, legislators have introduced most of the bills that they will try to pass through in 2020. The illicit market, lack
With the opening of Lowell Cafe (which has been recently redubbed the “Original Cannabis Cafe”), the first nationally-recognized cannabis consumption restaurant that
In California, 2019 was an interesting year and 2020 will continue to challenge cannabis business operators almost to a breaking point, but
Governor Newsom and his Administration are starting out the new decade strong with a proposed budget that benefits from a generous surplus.
California Legislature and Governor Newsom were busy in 2019 passing many new laws directly affecting California employers and employees. Please remember, only
On October 31, 2019 — yes, on Halloween and almost a year after the legalization of commercial hemp production — the USDA
It has been two years since California began licensing yet operators still struggle with compliance and are all still de facto, breaking
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