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As Congress begins considering 2019 legislation in earnest, the national cannabis community wonders which bills may change federal cannabis laws, or at
The whiplash in LA continues as the city ventures to create plans and procedures for its anticipated phase 3 application window. In
Written by: Talyor Ulrich, Esq. Currently, 30 U.S. states have laws on the books legalizing cannabis in some form. But it is
The ink on California’s state cannabis regulations is barely dry, yet legislators have already introduced nearly 20 bills that could impact the
Written by Abraham Finberg, CPA and Simon Menkes, CPA In December of 2018, the Grinch visited more than just a few unlucky homes
It’s the beginning of the year and that means planning for springtime festivals – Coachella, High Times, County fairs, Cannabis Cup, and
In case you missed it, California’s regulators announced last week that the Office of Administrative Law (“OAL”) officially approved regulations for all commercial cannabis licensees.
It’s been a long time coming, but California’s final regulations for the cannabis industry are here. And for once, there aren’t any
We have now reached another dramatic change in the history of cannabis. As of January 9, 2019, the protections set forth under
In December 2018, the president signed the Farm Bill into law. The Farm Bill vastly expands the commercial prospects for industrial hemp
Written by Taylor Ulrich, Esq. There is a lot of action making its way through the Los Angeles City Council and the
Written by Taylor Ulrich, Esq. Housing Rights for Tenants with Patient Recommendations Housing providers are free to regulate conduct unrelated to any
We’re reaching the end of the California cannabis industry’s first year of operating in a newly regulated market. Businesses have seen the
During the November election, voters in three San Diego County cities considered ballot measures to allow for new cannabis licensing. In Vista,
Written by Taylor Ulrich, J.D. The quickly approaching midterms are less than a month out. Get out the vote and register campaigns
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