Co-written by Karen Balderama, Wendel Rosen LLP Business Practice Group Co-Chair and Mia Butera, Wendel Rosen LLP Business Attorney
The COVID-19 pandemic will have lasting unknown effects on businesses and has already caused delays and cancellations with respect
Written by Tammy A. Brown, Esq., Chair, Wendel Rosen LLP Employment Practice Group
This blog post provides some general guidance on employment issues that many California businesses are facing related to employment in light of the COVID-19 crisis, including
The California hemp industry received welcome news this week when the U.S. Department of Agriculture released its much-anticipated interim final rule for hemp production, a critical step toward implementing the 2018 Federal Farm Bill and a key for states wanting
California hemp grow registrations have skyrocketed in 2019 due to Federal decriminalization and a nationwide demand for hemp-derived products.
Meanwhile, the state’s fledgling hemp industry closely monitored two 2019 bills that legislators introduced to take advantage of a vast new
By Robert Selna, May 15, 2019
Speaking at a major cannabis conference in Toronto last month gave me a window into the current Canada-California cannabis connection that will likely prove useful in representing clients from both locations in the
[Thanks to Wendel Rosen business attorney Karen Balderama for this post.]
More than a year after legalization of recreational cannabis in California, the maturing California cannabis industry has seen an exponential increase in capital raising and M&A activity. Sophisticated investors
By Wendel Rosen, March 12, 2019
State Water Quality Permit
In 2017, the State Water Resources Control Board (State Board) issued a general permit for all cannabis cultivation to protect water quality (State Permit). Cannabis cultivation is broadly defined
By Wendel Rosen, January 29, 2019
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2018 was a big year for the commercial cannabis legalization and provided some clues for what’s to come. The year started with California’s recreational market kicking
