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New York & The Illicit Cannabis Market

As of recent data released by the Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), New York now has 65 adult-use and delivery licenses operational, with two adult-use stores being approved earlier this month. While the first date of...more

CCC’s Model HCA— How it Addresses Operator Concerns and How it Falls Short

On January 17, 2024, the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission (“CCC”) released the long-awaited model host community agreement (“Model HCA”) for public comment. This comes just over two months from the CCC’s new...more

Is your SaaS Agreement Cannabis Compliant?

What is a SaaS agreement?  “SaaS” stands for Software as a Service. SaaS agreements are legal contracts for software licensing of software applications or services managed by or for the SaaS provider and shared by multiple...more

Maryland Adult Use Regulations

In just about one month from its release date to the public, Maryland’s proposed adult-use cannabis regulations, HBO556,  have received rumblings of discontent and concern from interested industry participants. Following the...more

Purchasing or Supplying Cannabis? What You Lose When You Ditch the Contract

Are supply contracts a thing of the past in the cannabis market? As many cannabis markets continue to develop state to state — whether it be veteran markets adjusting to changes in consolidation or emerging markets expending...more

Life as a Cannabis Attorney

Earlier this week, Burns & Levinson’s attorneys Lauren Medeiros Forster and Gustav Stickley V (Gus) spoke on a panel hosted by the Law Firm Alliance about their experiences practicing law in the red-hot cannabis industry....more

SPACs – Hedging Risks in Light of SEC’s Urge for Market Slowdown

Special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs), or “blank check” companies, have been one of the most popular investments and investment vehicles over the past year – an alarming 308 SPACs have gone public since the start of...more

Massachusetts HCAs & Community (Excessive) Impact Fees

On February 3, 2021, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) heard a case that raised questions to a grievance cannabis operators in the Commonwealth have been grueling over for years. In the case of Mederi Inc. v....more

Raising Capital Using an Intermediary Finder: The Potential Impact of the SEC’s Proposed Conditional Finder Exemptions

In an industry already rife with significant regulatory complexities, cannabis issuers face another challenge familiar to many small and emerging businesses raising capital: The regulatory minefield posed by hiring...more

Part 3: Fourth Annual State of the Cannabis Industry Conference – Demystifying Hemp & CBD

On October 29, 2020, Burns & Levinson hosted its Fourth Annual State of the Cannabis Industry Conference, with nearly 200 attendees present – this year in a virtual setting. The conference featured a panel of various hemp &...more

CBD as a Dietary Supplement – A Potential Regulatory Avenue for Retail Hemp Operators Selling THC Extracts

On January 13, 2020, Representative Collin Peterson, the Chairman of the House Agricultural Committee, introduced a new bipartisan bill, H.R.5587 (Bill 5587), in the U.S. House of Representatives that would potentially...more

Part 1: State of the Cannabis Industry Conference – Keynote Address by Dr. Karen Munkacy and Dan Fireman

As previously blogged last week, Burns & Levinson hosted its third annual State of the Cannabis Industry Conference on October 23rd, with over 200 attendees present. The conference featured a keynote address by Dr. Karen...more

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