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CommLawBlog
Reminder: November 29th Deadline for FCC Filing to Protect 12.7-13.25 GHz Broadcast Auxiliary/Cable Relay Licenses
We remind parties with 12.7 – 13.25 GHz (“13 GHz”) Broadcast Auxiliary/Cable Relay licenses that you have until November 29, 2023 to make a filing at the FCC to protect…
Credit Chronometer
Regulatory Shift May Offer Lifeline To NY’s Cannabis Industry
By Joseph Cioffi, Louis P. DiLorenzo
New York's recreational cannabis industry has the potential to be a multibillion-dollar industry.Yet, in the first year of legality, New York cannabis is struggling to generate the expected tax revenues…
California Corporate & Securities Law Blog
Court Of Appeal Finds No Private Right Of Action Against Unlicensed Lender
Section 22100 of the California Financial Code prohibits persons from engaging in the business of a finance lender or broker without obtaining a license from the California Commissioner of Financial…
Consumer Financial Services Law Monitor
The Impact of State Licensing Laws
By Joseph Reilly, Chris Capurso, Chris Willis
Join Troutman Pepper Partner Chris Willis and his colleagues Joe Reilly and Chris Capurso as they discuss the impact of state licensing laws on the consumer financial services industry. They…
Regulatory Oversight
Maryland Cannot Require Hemp Producers to Obtain State Cannabis License, for Now
By Jean Smith-Gonnell, Michael Jordan, Christina Sava
On October 12, hemp producers and retailers notched an early win in litigation challenging the legality of Maryland's cannabis licensing program as it applies to hemp. By way of background,…
Regulatory Oversight
Application for Last Available Medical Cannabis License in Virginia to Be Supervised by Virginia Cannabis Control Authority
By Agustin Rodriguez, Jean Smith-Gonnell, Christina Sava
On October 2, the Virginia Board of Pharmacy posted a general notice indicating that it had voted to rescind the request for applications (RFA) for a Pharmaceutical Processor license in…
IAALS Blog
Better Lawyer Licensing, Part 4: The Final Three Building Blocks of Minimum Competence
IAALS’ report, Building a Better Bar: The Twelve Building Blocks of Minimum Competence, provides the first-ever empirically grounded definition of the minimum competence required to practice law. Our comprehensive study…
Regulatory Oversight
“Places of Business” Matter in the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Act
By John West, Nick Ramos
As we previously reported, most states authorize direct-to-consumer (DTC) shipments of wine if the shipper has obtained the correct license, but this area of law has continued to evolve through…
Cannabis Law Now
Husch Blackwell Expands Nationally Recognized Cannabis Team with Addition of Partner Hilary Bricken
National law firm Husch Blackwell is pleased to announce that Hilary Bricken has joined the firm as a partner in the Los Angeles office and as a member of its Food Systems…
Regulatory Oversight
The Evolving Cannabis Industry in New York: Final Regulations and the True Party of Interest Rule
By Agustin Rodriguez, Jean Smith-Gonnell, Cole White
Introduction On September 12, the New York Cannabis Control Board (CCB) approved final regulations governing the adult-use cannabis industry in New York,[1] marking a long-awaited moment for industry participants and…