What is going on with OLCC recreational marijuana licensing?
What is going on with OLCC recreational marijuana licensing? We previously reported that, in early November 2021, the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) announced that the agency
What is going on with OLCC recreational marijuana licensing? We previously reported that, in early November 2021, the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) announced that the agency
Applying for or Buying an OLCC Recreational Marijuana License when Licensing is in Flux By Gleam Law If you have been following Oregon recreational marijuana
The 2022 Marijuana Tax Battle – Emergency Call to Action to Stop Marijuana Retail Tax Increases Senate Bill 1506 is poised to pass the senate
Oregon Psilocybin Advisory Board Draft Testing Rules; To Discuss Tomorrow (2/24) The Oregon Psilocybin Advisory Board (the “Board”) has released a set of draft rules
Oregon Cannabis Legislation Update: The Moratorium Bill – House Bill 4016 – Passes The Oregon OLCC recreational cannabis program had its biggest day to-date of
Removing Buffer Zones: Can’t find a location for your OLCC marijuana retailer license? Don’t give up just yet. Finding a location that is eligible for
OLCC resuming processing new marijuana adult-use Retailer, Wholesaler, and Processor License Applications The Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission (the “OLCC”) announced that they have resumed
Oregon will outlaw all delta-8 THC products this Friday June 29, 2022 — Starting this Friday, July 1, all Oregon businesses—including gas stations and grocery
Much of the west coast of the United States is ablaze. As fires ravage much of Oregon, OLCC licensed recreational cannabis companies – most of
Introduction Oregon’s 2019 legislative session is over, and it was a whirlwind for the cannabis industry. High profile efforts such as the social consumption bills
Introduction Vaping Illness, or lung damage due to consuming THC and nicotine vaping products, exploded into the headlines and forced states and, in some instances,
Introduction House Bill 2098, passed during the 2019 legislative session, made a lot of changes to Oregon’s cannabis industry. Among those changes are increased authority
