Colorado Hemp Company Settles With AG Over Alleged Violations of Consumer Protection Law

By Jean Smith-Gonnell, Nick Ramos & Troutman Pepper State Attorneys General Team on December 2, 2024 Posted in Cannabis, State Attorneys General The Colorado Attorney General’s (AG) Office recently entered into a settlement agreement with Bee’s Knees Enterprises,...

DEA Rescheduling Hearings – Mainly Procedural. Judge, “We’re Not Here To Say “whether marijuana is good or marijuana is bad.”

Header Image: DEA Administrative Law Judge John Mulrooney Marijuana Moment The first Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) hearing on the Biden administration’s cannabis rescheduling proposal took place on Monday, with proponents and opponents appearing for a largely...

Germany: The Conference of Ministers of Justice propose a resolution to amend the Cannabis Act, allowing authoriries to re-access surveillance for illegal cannabis growers and distributors

German Cannabis Business Association Conference of Justice Ministers calls for adjustments following partial legalization of cannabis 2024-11-21 | The Conference of Ministers of Justice (JuMiKo) will discuss a proposed resolution to amend the Cannabis Act on November...

Germany: Freiburg Regional Court confirms trade in industrial hemp as legal

German Cannabis Business Association Dr. Ferdinand Weis, lawyer specializing in cannabis law and BvCW board member, has achieved another success for the Green Brothers in court. The Freiburg Regional Court ruled that the trade in industrial hemp (up to 0.1% THC) does...

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser suing Mesa County-based company Foxhole Farms, 21

Attorney General Phil Weiser announced Tuesday he filed a lawsuit against a local Mesa County business. In the lawsuit, Weiser alleged Foxhole Farms and its owner Dane Snover marketed cannabis products as federally legal industrial hemp. The suit – filed in Adams...

MN Lottery Order: Lawyer Says, “By taking this position, the court is acknowledging it does not have subject matter jurisdiction to hear the disputes. If the court doesn’t have subject matter jurisdiction, where is the court getting its authority to stay the lottery?”

Source- Linked In Post Carol R. M. Moss Litigation/Cannabis Business Attorney at law firm Hellmuth & Johnson, PLLC writes.. I hate to be a buzzkill, but this is not a strong order.  The court directs applicants to the MN Court of Appeals to appeal their rejection...