Business Resources for Cannabis Companies
Cannabis attorneys have seen a huge uptick tri-party supply chain agreements. These contracts come up relatively frequently in licensing deals. A brand may want to have branded cannabis products made and distributed to retailers across the state
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Lawsuits against cannabis-related businesses continue to grow concurrently with the expanding industry growth and mostly focus on disclosure issues.
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A vertical cannabis operation is one in which the company controls all points of the supply chain–growing the plant, harvesting it, processing and distributing the product, and then selling it from a company-branded store
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The private equity approach can be a prudent opportunity for cannabis companies; however, these companies should be cognizant of the securities laws implications that are present with this type of business structure.
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The IRS explained on Friday how qualified individuals can take coronavirus-related loans and distributions from eligible retirement plans
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Florida-based cannabis CRM and loyalty marketing provider Springbig has recently developed a service that allows brands to partner with retailers and directly market to consumers in a compliant manner. Springbig Brands is the first platform in the cannabis industry that sends brand advertisements to active dispensary customers through text message marketing channels.
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In almost any business in the U.S., risk of loss or lawsuit is covered by private insurance companies. Yet in the marijuana industry, private insurance is extremely difficult and expensive to access.
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From authentication to tagging and tracing: Let’s take a look at all of the innovative ways growers are elevating cannabis products to luxury status.
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One of the greatest improvements that a cannabis marketer can do to promote confidence within the medical community and remove the barriers to cannabis usage is to ensure Quality is well controlled.
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Cannabis is thought to have originally been domesticated in the mountainous regions of Central Asia. As humans started exploring the world, they brought the plant with them, and the plant needed to adapt to the different climates in order to thrive.
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