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Data released by the State of California Department of Tax and Fee Administration shows that retailers generated less taxable sales in 2022 when compared to

                As of January 1, 2023, cannabis retailers are now responsible for paying the cannabis excise tax. Before January 1, cannabis distributors were responsible for

Many business owners will eventually either need to raise money for their company or else choose to sell it altogether.  The cannabis industry is in

As we mark the end of 2022, we are able to analyze last year’s cannabis litigation trends to try to better prepare for 2023.  As

We welcome the new year with a number of changes adopted by the Department of Cannabis Control at the end of 2022. Some of these

California has approved the transfer and distribution of cannabis over state lines if it done in compliance with state regulations (SB 1326).  Does that mean

Since California passed Prop 64, many other states have either legalized or decriminalized cannabis. That includes Michigan, Vermont, New York, Virginia, New Mexico, Connecticut, Rhode

It is no secret that the legal cannabis market has had its ups and downs this year. As prices of flower continue to fluctuate and

In late October, two cannabis consumers filed suit against DreamFields Brands, Inc. claiming that the company falsely advertises the potency of its pre-rolled joints. Essentially,

November 2022 Changes to the DCC Regulations The DCC just updated their regulations so I wanted to give you some of the highlights. The full