N.M. Cannabis Industry Sues Over BioTrack Shutdown
The Cannabis Association of New Mexico (CANM) is suing its state’s government over a plan to quickly transition away from...
Litigation
Curaleaf’s Labor Fight Heads to Federal Appeals Court
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals will decide whether states can force cannabis companies to sign labor deals with unions...
Oklahoma’s Cannabis Crackdown Intensifies
Oklahoma's legal marijuana industry has shrunk about 80%, and state and federal authorities are still finding plenty left to prosecute...
IRS Pushes Back on Cannabis Tax Refunds as Rescheduling Reshapes 280E Fight
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is pushing back against multi-state operators, just as they have grown more bold when it...
DOJ Rescheduling Hearing Fast Approaching
The federal government is moving forward with marijuana rescheduling and MSOs are excited, despite persistent opposition from conservative lawmakers and...
Rhode Island Licensing Trapped in Litigation Limbo
The Rhode Island Cannabis Control Commission (CCC) is looking for a way to move forward on its long-awaited adult-use retail...
Ohio AG Sues 9 MSOs for Anti-Competitive Collusion
Ohio Attorney General David Yost sued nine multi-state organizations (MSOs), calling them “cartels” that have been allegedly colluding to fix...
Will the SCOTUS Take Up DCC and Cannabis?
A split decision on state cannabis license residency rules between two separate federal appellate courts has set the stage for...
Colorado Lender Sues MA Retailer for Unpaid Loan
A Colorado financier is suing a dispensary in East Boston, Mass., alleging they failed to make payments on a $600,000...
NY Still Struggles with Enforcement
New York’s Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) has an enforcement problem. In December, the agency was forced to drop what...
