
Can Marijuana Legalization Improve Police Clearance Rates?
Can Marijuana Legalization Improve Police Clearance Rates? Written by Neil Juneja, Founder & Managing Partner of Gleam Law, PLLC. The rippling effects of legalizing and

Can Marijuana Legalization Improve Police Clearance Rates? Written by Neil Juneja, Founder & Managing Partner of Gleam Law, PLLC. The rippling effects of legalizing and

Everything You Need to Know About Washington Cannabis Vendor Days Written by Ammon J. Ford, Gleam Law, PLLC. Consumers are often loyal to their preferred

WSDA Moves Forward With Organic Cannabis Certification Written by Orion Inskip, Attorney at Gleam Law, PLLC. Organic cannabis may be on the horizon for Washington

The WSLCB Wants to Hear From You The Washington State Liquor & Cannabis Board is taking public comment on new proposed rules. Every so often,

Ohio Takes a Swing at CBD in Medical Cannabis Market Written by Orion Inskip, Attorney at Gleam Law that specializes in CBD. Yet another state

CBD Status Quo, in Limbo Despite the baited anticipation for announcements from the DEA and Congress this week, the announcements from Congress and the DEA

Price Hikes for Hemp Licenses Could be Coming in Washington State Written by Orion Inskip, Attorney at Gleam Law with focus on CBD Law. Hemp,

mg Magazine’s Top 30 Cannabis Attorneys Last week, mg Magazine released a list called “30 Powerful Litigators You Should Know”. We are pleased to see

Neil Juneja featured on Cannabis Industry Podcast Last week, School for Startups Radio interviewed Neil Juneja about his experience in the legal cannabis industry. In

Attorney Justin Walsh was featured on a KOMO News piece focusing on the rise of CBD. Before Washington State’s first CBD Expo, Justin spoke with

The text of this article was originally published in the June 2019 edition of the Argent Communications Group’s Cannabis Law and Regulation Reporter. It is

The text of this article was originally published in the Argent Communications Group’s Cannabis Law and Regulation Reporter. It is reprinted here with permission. The