November 12, 2026 is coming quickly. We hope that Congress will move the date, but you should not build your compliance plan around that possibility.
14 Applicants, Five Licenses, and One Very Patient Judge: Where the Alabama Medical Cannabis Hearing Stands Now
If you’ve ever watched a bracket-style competition — March Madness, a baking show, take your pick — you know the format: a lot of contestants, a panel that has seen it all, and weeks that feel a lot longer to
HALTED: Federal Court Declares NJ’s Labor Peace Agreement Requirement Preempted by the NLRA
On August 10, 2026, Judge Michael A. Shipp of the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey declared that the National Labor Relations Act (“NLRA”) preempts the labor peace agreement (“LPA”) requirement in New Jersey’s Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement
The Week in Weed: August 21, 2026
Welcome back to The Week in Weed, your Friday look at what’s happening in the world of legalized marijuana. This week, we note that Illinois adult-use dispensaries will now be able to sell medical marijuana. Virginia’s hemp ban is in
The Supreme Court Says Cannabis Use Alone Cannot Disarm You. What Does that Mean for California Cops?
Federal Court Strikes Down New Jersey’s Union Labor Requirement for Cannabis Businesses.
By: Paul Josephson, Eve Klein, James Hearon and Kayla HandtLike many other jurisdictions, New Jersey imposed union organizing and negotiating requirements on most cannabis licensees when it legalized adult use cannabis—a mandate that has shaped workforce decisions
California Cannabis Contracts After Rescheduling: Why Your Contracts Need a Second Look
Rescheduling did not just change tax treatment and licensing options for cannabis operators. It also changed the assumptions baked into thousands of existing cannabis contracts. Supply agreements, licensing arrangements, and investment documents drafted before April 2026 were built around a
The Week in Weed: August 14, 2026
Welcome back to The Week in Weed, your Friday look at what’s happening in the world of legalized marijuana. This week, you guessed it, there’s more hemp news! We’ve got both a vote in the Senate and a new bill
El problema que la Corte no resolvió: cómo acceder legalmente al cannabis
En México existe hoy una paradoja jurídica: las personas pueden obtener autorizaciones para consumir cannabis, pero siguen sin contar con mecanismos claros para acceder a ella. Una de las más recientes resoluciones al respecto, correspondiente al amparo en revisión 994/2023,
