Canna Law Blog
APRIL 28, 2023
We write often about the causes on a macro level , possible solutions , and what we see as business litigators. We haven’t written much about one of the basic areas of employment law that applies to Oregon marijuana businesses: workers rights to wages and employer responsibilities. as established by federal and state law.
NORML
APRIL 5, 2023
"Illicit marijuana providers don’t ask for or check for ID, but licensed businesses most certainly do.” The post Study: Licensed Cannabis Retailers Are Strictly Complying with ID Verification Laws appeared first on NORML.
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Cannabis Law Report
JANUARY 20, 2022
18, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Burns & Levinson announced today that Max Borg has joined the firm as a partner and Douglas Ginn has joined as an associate in its fast-growing, nationally-known Cannabis Business & Law Advisory Group. magna cum laude , from Brooklyn Law School, and his B.A. and abroad.
Cannabis Law Report
SEPTEMBER 1, 2021
This law ensures that every project that attempts to work within the state adheres to proper environmental standards and that its operations would have no potential adverse effects on the environment. CEQA compliance requires your cannabis business prove that it poses no environmental threats. A primer is provided below. What Is CEQA?
NORML
APRIL 2, 2020
However, SBA’s current policy excludes small businesses with “direct” or “indirect” products or services that aid the use, growth, enhancement, or other development of cannabis from SBA-backed financing. To that end, NORML has called for SBA access to be included in our recently issued policy memo.
Canna Law Blog
OCTOBER 4, 2023
It’s 2023 and many cannabis businesses are still missing one critical operating document: a privacy policy. Any cannabis business that operates in California and has a website is clearly subject to this requirement. If you read the above law, the requirements are relatively manageable and not too intense.
NORML
MARCH 20, 2020
There is no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic is adversely impacting businesses around the world, and smaller businesses especially. In short, federal anti-drug laws continue to define the state-authorized cannabis industry, and those who work in it, as drug felons. even if the business is legal under local or state law.”
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