If you have ever spoken to Cannabis Lawyer Dana one on one, even going back to September 2017, then you know we have had our eye on the ball with [...]
We authored an article for Mg Magazine over the weekend that you can find here that provides analysis of some of the newly revised regulations released by the three agencies last Friday. [...]
The United States is a party to the 1971 Convention on Psychotropic Substances, which states that a member state (like the U.S.A.) may contribute information regarding a banned substance, such [...]
It has been a while since we last wrote about unincorporated Riverside County where literally thousands of 215/420 cultivators have established operations. The Board of Supervisors public hearing will take place [...]
First, we would like to express our most sincere gratitude to the Minority Cannabis Business Association for including us in this very important policy summit. While in Oakland, Cannabis Lawyer [...]
As local governments scramble to enact ordinances to provide for licensed commercial cannabis activities, and with the upcoming November election fast approaching, California had no choice but to address the [...]
First, the Legislative intent pretty much hits the nail on the head as to why this is so important (Business & Professions Code §26240 et seq.): During the era of [...]
On September 30, 2018 Gov. Brown vetoed SB 829, which would have allowed retailers to donate cannabis for free to patients who have a doctor's recommendation. This was disappointing, no [...]
This month, our lead attorney, Dana Cisneros, Esq. made her debut in Mg Magazine, writing for the Legal & Politics section. The September 2018 edition explains the importance of thoroughly [...]
Phase 2 applications in Los Angeles are nearing the end. If you or your associates are able to produce proof of the following, make sure to do so soon: Social [...]