
City Ordinance Poised to Require Warnings on CBD
City Ordinance Poised to Require Warnings on CBD by Justin Walsh Sept 29, 2022 — The City of Columbia, South Carolina is moving forward with a

City Ordinance Poised to Require Warnings on CBD by Justin Walsh Sept 29, 2022 — The City of Columbia, South Carolina is moving forward with a

Is Our Health Care System Prepared To Serve Medical Marijuana Patients? Deputy Health Minister Yakov Litzman announced recently that medical marijuana patients with a valid

The FDA recently sent warning letters two four CBD companies. Written by Orion Inskip, Attorney at Gleam Law, PLLC. The Federal Drug Administration (FDA) regulates

For the October edition of Start Up Stoners, Neil Juneja spoke to Brettski and Cody Chase about his experience in the cannabis legal industry. With

It’s an exciting time to be in hemp and CBD! I have attended and spoken at several conferences over the last year. I have been

Listen to an interview Gleam Law Partner Justin Walsh did with Pat Helmers, host of the Cannabis Advocate Podcast, during the Cannabis Conference held in Las

By Jordan Gertje on July 8, 2021 Kushly, and its CEO, Cody Alt, are being sued for allegedly making misleading and unsubstantiated health claims about
This Friday the OLCC Commission is scheduled to meet and act on a few amendments to the recently adopted Temporary Rules for recreational marijuana. Read
SB 3, A Proposed New Law That Would Legalize Limited Production And Sale Of Medical Marijuana The Pennsylvania State House is expected to vote

Congratulations to Pennsylvania! The Pennsylvania Senate just passed a medical marijuana bill that will allow patients safe and reliable access to cannabis. The bill

A Welcome Change The Liquor and Cannabis Board announced action levels for a list of 59 chemicals used in pesticides and other agricultural products.

Washington Medical Marijuana Patients Need Legal Protection Washington medical cannabis patients face obstacles to access. The Cannabis Patient Protection Act (CPPA) (a.k.a. SB 5052) will take