Posts from October 2018.
A closer look at the tax impact on recreational cannabis sales if Michigan's Prop 1 is approved on Nov. 6.
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Unlicensed Michigan cannabis businesses avoid Oct. 31 closure deadline under new court ruling.
Tags: Cannabis, Regulatory Law
Understanding insurance policy fine print is a must for cannabis businesses seeking product liability coverage for bodily injury claims caused by “adulterated marihuana.”
Canada’s recent move to legalize recreational cannabis could further thaw U.S. attitudes on the issue.
Tags: Cannabis
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