Florida Attorney General Says Voters Are Too Stupid To See Through Marijuana Company’s ‘Monopolistic’ Legalization Push
Florida’s attorney general is suggesting that voters are too stupid to understand that marijuana would
Military Veterans Sue New York Cannabis Regulators Over Marijuana Licensing
A new lawsuit has been filed against New York cannabis regulators, by a quartet of
Ohio Activists Turn In Final Signatures To Put Marijuana Legalization On November Ballot After Falling Short In Prior Submission
Ohio activists have turned in a final batch of signatures to put a marijuana legalization
New Mexico Asks Court to Halt Sales at Rulebreaking Dispensary
New Mexico cannabis officials asked a district court to halt sales at a licensed marijuana
Cannabis Real Estate: Leasing v. Buying
By Griffen Thorne, Attorney @ Harris/Bricken One of the most important business decisions cannabis businesses
MariMed Ends Q2 in the Red Despite Increasing Revenues
In 2022, MariMed was one of just a few profitable multistate operators. Massachusetts-based MariMed Inc.
Minnesota’s First Marijuana Shop Sees ‘Overwhelming’ Sales On Legalization’s First Day, Having To Turn Away Customers And Close Online Orders
The first—and, for now, only—recreational marijuana shop in Minnesota opened its doors on Tuesday. And
Oklahoma Supreme Court to Decide Medical Marijuana Permit Fee Case
Plaintiff: OK wants to “eliminate medical marijuana businesses through overregulation.” The Oklahoma Supreme Court this
Federal Standards Handbook Is Getting New Sections On Cannabis Packaging, Labeling And Storage
Federal, state and local officials have voted to add a pair of new marijuana items
Survey: US Cannabis Grower Sentiment Plummets
As the U.S. cannabis industry grapples with the harsh realities of oversupply, falling wholesale prices,