
Reddit 4.20 AMA is now live!
Happy 4.20!!! This is an opportunity for us to interact directly with the public to answer any, and we mean any, burning questions you have

Happy 4.20!!! This is an opportunity for us to interact directly with the public to answer any, and we mean any, burning questions you have

The state of Oregon is rich with history surrounding cannabis. After its longtime prohibition, Oregon was the first state to decriminalize the possession of small

Public Comment – 1b Vaccine Group Hello Mr. Dunn and Members of the Vaccine Advisory Committee: On behalf of Gleam Law, PLLC and the wonderful

Erratic Industrial Hemp Economy Presents Risks and Rewards Over the past few years cannabidiol (“CBD”) has become a ubiquitous ingredient in all varieties of

Attorneys in Gleam Law’s Portland office have been working with the Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) on temporary rule and policy changes that will serve

A lot is happening in the news as of late surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. Keeping apprised of how to best lookout for your health and

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

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 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

Gleam Law Reddit IAMA (Ask Me Anything) Attorneys and members of Gleam Law, PLLC will be hosting a question and answer session on Reddit’s Ask Me