Montana-based marijuana dispensary Heirloom Remedies and its owner must pay the US government $312,651 in damages and penalties for making misrepresentations to secure loans during the Covid-19 pandemic, a federal district court said.
Virginia lawmakers unveiled a retail cannabis proposal Tuesday that would allow local governments to impose a higher tax while curbing their ability to opt out of the market.
Some US Medicare patients would be eligible to receive coverage for CBD under an initiative being planned through the
Missouri’s constitution permits counties to collect cannabis tax from marijuana dispensaries in unincorporated areas, but not from dispensaries within municipal boundaries, a state appeallate court said Tuesday.
Milbank LLP is paying associates up to $115,000 in year-end bonuses, matching its Big Law competitors in total extra compensation, the firm announced Monday.
Jami McKeon is stepping down when her term expires in September. She said she turned down a chance to extend her term and instead plans to retire and leave the firm by the end of next year.
A Mississippi man’s felon in possession of a firearm conviction was wiped Friday by Fifth Circuit judges, who found the underlying felony related to his marijuana use failed to justify disarming him.
Two years after closing its doors, a once-powerful Wall Street law firm is rushing to officially go out of business.
Cravath Swaine & Moore is giving junior lawyers up to $140,000 in bonuses, kicking off flurry of moves by competitors.
A Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. carrier is suing a MariMed Inc. unit, seeking a ruling that it owes no coverage for a proposed class action alleging the Massachusetts cannabis company misrepresented its products.
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