Banking Dispensary Events Policy 
Canna Law Blog
NOVEMBER 16, 2023
We are helping build out another cannabis banking program here in Oregon. We have also handled a good bit of hemp banking work – mostly in 2019 and 2020 before that industry cratered. That’s banking. Cannabis dispensaries, cultivators, processors and testing facilities all fall under this definition.
Burns Levinson (Cannabusiness advisory)
APRIL 20, 2022
Today, our team is celebrating by gearing up for two exciting events hosted by Burns & Levinson featuring experts and cannabis marketplace pros from across the industry. However, the legality is questionable, and as cashless ATMs may be violating the policies of major credit card companies, the method may soon be shut down.
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Cannabis Chronicles
FEBRUARY 4, 2019
Much the way banks are unwilling to finance cannabis startups, television networks and online advertising marketplaces are understandably cautious because the Feds still classify marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug alongside heroin and ecstasy. Many companies rely on the “bud tenders” manning the counter at dispensaries around California.
Veriheal
FEBRUARY 18, 2022
Following the announcement of Velieva’s eligibility, Richardson took to Twitter to call out the Olympic Committee’s uneven enforcement of its drug policy. According to Tom Bout, founder of the Cannabis Professionals Network, over 30 Washington dispensary robberies have occurred since November 2021. ” Richardson wrote.
SpeedWeed
FEBRUARY 15, 2019
Six years after introducing the Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act, a cannabis banking reform measure, co-author Denny Heck finally saw it enjoy its first committee hearing in Congress on Wednesday. Here’s How Cannabis Companies Are Banking Legally on the Down Low. “We are all late,” Rep. .”
The Blunt Truth
MARCH 18, 2021
Will the SAFE Banking Act finally have its day in the Senate? And finally, in a victory for effective product placement, the Girl Scouts are back in front of dispensaries. Further bulletins as events warrant. The SAFE Banking Act returns for another shot at enactment. It’s hard to tell. new mexico. and finally.
Canna Law Blog
MARCH 30, 2022
Increasingly, cannabis businesses, particularly dispensaries, are targets for robbery or other criminal activity. Federal law still treats cannabis as a Schedule I narcotic, which means businesses have limited access to banking. The reason that cannabis businesses are being hit particularly hard is not hard to fathom.
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