New York’s Cannabis Equity Program Faces Legal Challenge In an unexpected turn of events, New York’s cannabis licensing program, designed to promote social equity, finds itself the target of a lawsuit that raises...
The New CAURD Lawsuits: A Stumbling Block for New York’s Cannabis Ambitions The budding cannabis industry in New York faces a new challenge with the emergence of the New CAURD Lawsuit, marking yet...
Introduction : A Mississippi Dispensary Lawsuit In Olive Branch, Mississippi, a groundbreaking lawsuit has erupted. Clarence Cocroft, owner of Tru Source Medical Cannabis, has partnered with the Institute for Justice (IJ) to challenge...
Introduction Oregon’s Court of Appeals has temporarily suspended aspergillus testing rules in the cannabis industry. While some hail this as a win for business, it draws significant concern for consumer safety, especially for...
The Legacy of Moton Hopkins Sr.: A Struggle for Equity in Florida Introduction to Moton’s Battle Moton Hopkins Sr., from Ocala, Florida, embarked on a lifetime journey battling for justice against systemic inequities....
Introduction: CAURD Licensing Faces Court Hurdles New York’s CAURD licensing, a significant pivot in the state’s cannabis framework, is now under intense legal challenge. The New York State Supreme Court, in an unprecedented...
Corporate Cannabis Monopoly Threat: San Francisco’s Ban on New Dispensary Applications A corporate cannabis monopoly is looming in San Francisco as the Board of Supervisors is set to vote on a ban on...
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