Ohio Releases Proposed Rules for Adult-Use Applications
Ohio’s medical cannabis operators will get a two-year head start at the state’s nascent adult-use market this fall, based on the first round of proposed regulations... Read more.
Oklahoma’s Proposed Regulations Drop RFID Tags Requirement
Cannabis operators in Oklahoma may eventually be able to ditch their RFID (radio frequency identification) tracking tags under newly proposed regulations from the... Read more.
Maine Shuts Down Illicit Grow Sites as Chinese National Rumors Persist
Maine law enforcement is cracking down on illicit grow sites, months after lawmakers from the state urged action amid rumors of Chinese nationals operating hundreds... Read more.
Residency Challenge Hits a Speed Bump in WA, While Returning to New York
A federal judge may have shot down a legal bid for a restraining order against the State of Washington’s social equity cannabis licensing program, but the plaintiffs... Read more.
Connecticut Cracks Down Amid Cultivation Shortages
Roughly one year into the launch of Connecticut’s adult-use cannabis market, the Nutmeg State is pushing back against alternative market suppliers amid a slow... Read more.
Catalyst Accuses CA Tax Collectors of Improper ‘Money Grab’
It may be a new year, but Catalyst CEO Elliot Lewis is still fighting California regulators. This time, Lewis is suing the state’s Department of Tax and Fee... Read more.
Georgia Board of Pharmacy Stops Issuing Cannabis Licenses After DEA Warning
State regulators in Georgia were left wondering if they will be able to continue their roll out of a medical cannabis program that includes existing licensed pharmacies,... Read more.
Residency Requirement Foe Picks New Legal Fight in Washington State
Washington State’s Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) is pushing back against yet another attempt to subvert social equity licensing progress in states with legal... Read more.
Federal Judge Tosses Puerto Rico Credit Union’s E-Payment Lawsuit
A federal judge in Puerto Rico tossed out local banking cooperative TuCoop’s attempt to get legal cover so that it could shut down the account of a medical cannabis... Read more.
Court Settlements Open Doors for MSOs to Enter NY Adult-Use Market
New York’s licensing flood gates are finally opening after a week where two lawsuits against the state were settled. One lifted a restraining order that held 445... Read more.
