Alaska Regulates Intoxicating Hemp Products
Effective Nov. 3, the same board that provides oversight to the marijuana industry will regulate
Is NY’s Medical Market Getting Left In The Dust?
New York’s medical market is on the verge of expanding into the adult-use market, and
Goods and Services and Canna Trademarks
By Fred Rocafort, Attorney at Harris Sliwoski Goods and services (G&S) identifications are a critical
California Governor Vetoes Cannabis Cafe And Marijuana Labeling Bills, But Signs Others Into Law
California’s governor has dealt the cannabis industry and marijuana reform supporters a mixed bag of
Marijuana Companies And Investors Make Grab For Arizona’s Social Equity Licenses Ahead Of Retail Launch Deadline
“At this point, there really isn’t much of any way you could call it a
California Governor Says No to Cannabis Cafes
California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill on Friday that sought to permit Amsterdam-style cannabis
New York Judge Permits Three More Cannabis Shops to Open Under Injunction
That will grow New York’s legal marijuana retail landscape from 23 shops to 28. New
The War On Drugs Undermines Climate Efforts And Environmental Justice, New Report From International Coalition Says
A new report from an international coalition of advocacy groups says global drug prohibition has
Missouri Marijuana Companies May Now Legally Destroy Thousands Of Recalled Cannabis Products With State’s Approval
“If a licensee wishes to voluntarily destroy product on hold, they should contact the department
States Made More Than $5.7 Billion In Marijuana Tax Revenue Over 18-Month Period, New Federal Census Bureau Report Shows
The U.S. Census Bureau has released its first report on state-level marijuana tax revenue data