Most cannabis operators call a lawyer after something has already gone wrong. That is the most expensive possible moment to start. […]
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The short answer: When an enforcement action starts at a California cannabis operation, the record often gets made by the people
Every California operator I talk to is somewhere on the same curve: someone on the team is already pasting questions
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If you submitted a DEA registration application, something quiet has happened to your contract stack: it was all drafted for
If you’re a California operator who registered with the DEA under the rescheduling order, or you’re about to, the hands-off
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In June 2026, Trulieve became the first U.S. plant-touching cannabis company to trade on the New York Stock Exchange. Glass
On July 14, 2026, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors gave final approval to Board President Rafael Mandelman’s cannabis café
For a licensed California operator, the most dangerous place your property ever sits is not the vault and not the
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There’s a belief among licensed operators that goes something like this: we’re legal now, so seizures are an unlicensed-market problem. Then a
California’s cannabis enforcement landscape is intensifying. On July 8, 2026, Governor Gavin Newsom announced that California’s Unified Cannabis Enforcement Task