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California Cannabis Companies Risk License Loss After Joining Fake Labor Union
Cannabis Law Group

California cannabis business licenses are on the line – at least a dozen of them – after an investigation by state’s Agricultural Labor Relations Board (ALRB) decided the labor union they signed with isn’t a “bona fide” labor union. As our Los Angeles cannabis business lawyers can explain, when the state rolled out regulations for…

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Los Angeles Cannabis B2B Companies Must Establish Clear Pay Default Policies
Cannabis Law Group

Licensed cannabis B2B operations in California are faced with some pretty substantial challenges when it comes to getting off the ground. A rampant black market, heavy taxes, and tight regulations – all of these drain time, money, and professional resources, and make it tough to turn a profit in this industry. Many can also add…

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Cannabis Companies to Open Doors in Riverside, California
Cannabis Law Group

Recreational marijuana has been legal in California since 2016 – but Riverside is only just now on the cusp of allowing cannabis businesses for the first time ever. As our Riverside cannabis lawyers can explain, city council voted 5-2 to green light 14 marijuana shop permits. The city has first passed a moratorium on cannabis…

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California Cannabis Laws in 2023
Cannabis Law Group

Cannabis has been legal in California (in some form or another) since 1996. But since then, the patchwork of city, county, and state laws (to say nothing of the slowly-evolving federal laws) has understandably led to some confusion about exactly what is legal where – and for whom. There has been some speculation about whether…

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California Cannabis Businesses Should Prepare for DCC Inspections
Cannabis Law Group

California cannabis businesses should steel themselves for the reality of an unannounced inspection by state Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) compliance officers – some of whom have been showing up armed at inspection sites. As our Los Angeles marijuana business lawyers can explain, it’s not the first time pot shops have been subject to inspections.…

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Online Hemp Sales Could Invite Impending Federal Crackdown
Cannabis Law Group

Online sales of hemp products – specifically delta-9 THC products that are derived from hemp – are likely to see a federal regulatory crackdown in the coming months. Congress is currently mulling the 2023 Farm Bill, while state lawmakers across the country are slated to hold their yearly sessions. Many are expecting hemp extract sales…

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California Cannabis Companies Eye Tax Revolt
Cannabis Law Group

It’s been more than two centuries since the New World colonists dumped their tea into the sea to protest unfair taxation. Now, legal proprietors of California’s retail cannabis industry say it may be well past time for a “Weed Party” in response to astronomical taxes imposed on them when they can’t compete with black market…

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Marijuana Sales Are Legal Everywhere in California… Right? (Not Exactly)
Cannabis Law Group

California became the first state in the U.S. to approve marijuana for medicinal use back in 1996. It was also among the first to legalize recreational adult use marijuana in 2016. However, it would be erroneous to assert that marijuana sales are legal everywhere in the state. As our Los Angeles marijuana lawyers can explain,…

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Cannabis for Canines? Proposed Law Could Make it Legal for Veterinarians to Prescribe.
Cannabis Law Group

A bill that would allow veterinarians to recommend cannabis products for pet is being considered by California lawmakers. Assembly Bill 384 is a follow-up to a law passed three years ago allowing veterinarians to discuss marijuana with pet owners without facing penalties. Numerous product, such as CBD-infused treats, capsules and oils, are now available for…

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Licensed California Cannabis Shops are Successfully Blocking Sales to Minors, Study Shows
Cannabis Law Group

Minors getting ahold of marijuana was a major sticking point in the lead up to the passage of Proposition 64, which legalized adult-use California cannabis. It’s also been cited as a reason to block cannabis business billboards on California highways. But as it turns out, licensed marijuana retailers are doing an excellent job keeping the…

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