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A new report commissioned by Weedmaps and the California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce estimates that California’s total taxable cannabis sales could reach
With multiple legislators contracting COVID-19, the Legislature recently confirmed that some voting will be done remotely in the next month. The new
Both consumers and members of the industry have been eagerly waiting for the FDA to provide clarity as to the regulatory future
The global pandemic and resulting economic turmoil have caused many businesses in the cannabis industry to teeter on the edge of insolvency.
The vertical integration model that LA MMJ businesses follow has been redefined by SB837. Read on to find out what this means
Last week DCR recommended the substantive changes to the ordinance which were accepted by City Council and the proposed ordinance (actual text to become
On June 15, 2020, California legislators passed their version of the 2020 state budget. It differs from the Governor’s May Revision, which
Written by: Hugh Mayo, J.D. Candidate 2021 In 2018, the FDA made waves when, for the first time, they issued a “Breakthrough Therapy”
Written by Kristen Abajian Welcome to a murky new movement to bring psychedelics out of the shadows and into a medical and
Yesterday, our office sent a letter to the City of Los Angeles describing the further delay and undue harm invoiced Phase 3 Round 1 Applicants would
Written by: Galen Pham, J.D. Candidate 2022 Using an unregistered broker-dealer to help raise money for your cannabis startup or to help
The highly anticipated results of the controversial Phase III, Round 1 Audit were released to the public and auditors reportedly found the
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
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