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Red Light, Green Light: New Puerto Rico Law Spells Out That Medical Cannabis Protections Stop at the Wheel
Red Light, Green Light: New Puerto Rico Law Spells Out That Medical Cannabis Protections Stop at the Wheel
Puerto Rico law puts guardrails around employment decisions affecting bona fide medical cannabis patients. A new law pumps the brakes when those
Webinar Recording: DEA Enforcement, Cannabis Rescheduling, and Hemp Regulation
If you missed our October 8 webinar, DEA Enforcement in a Changing Cannabis Landscape: Rescheduling, Hemp, and What Comes Next, the recording is now available to watch.
Harris Sliwoski LLP Partner Jason Adelstone was joined by Matthew John Strait, former
Marijuana Rescheduling Temporarily Paused
Quick Hits
- The DEA’s chief administrative law judge stayed marijuana rescheduling proceedings to consider adding a new GAO drug scheduling report to the hearing record and permit supplemental briefings concerning rescheduling all marijuana products, not just those approved by the
Hello Farms, Goodbye $32 Million: Will Your Cannabis Contract Survive Federal Court?
The Sixth Circuit has wiped out a $31.8 million jury verdict that Hello Farms, a licensed Michigan cultivator, had won against Curaleaf subsidiaries for walking away from a supply contract. The court’s reasoning was direct: federal courts cannot enforce agreements
Cannabis and the Midterm Elections
The midterms are less than a month away, with elections mostly scheduled for November 3, 2026. Cannabis reform is on the table both directly and indirectly, at the federal, state and local levels.
The vast majority of Americans support legalizing
Missouri Hemp Rules Change November 12: What Businesses Need to Know
Pending Marijuana Rescheduling Put on Hold
In late September, the chief administrative law judge (ALJ) at the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Derek C. Julius, paused the pending rulemaking proceedings to reschedule all marijuana to Schedule III. The stay order delays the issuance of the ALJ’s recommendation
North Carolina Cannabis Council Considers Broad Ban on Public THC Consumption
The Week in Weed: October 2, 2026
Welcome back to The Week in Weed, your Friday look at what’s happening in the world of legalized marijuana. This week, the DEA decided to pause its consideration of adult-use marijuana rescheduling. We have an update on the state of