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New IRS Data Shows Most IRA Contributions Wer...
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Poland Requires Annual Update of Financial Tr...
Source: Thomsen Reuters Checkpoint FeedPublished on 2018-04-26
TCJA and Common Core Math
Source: Thomsen Reuters Checkpoint FeedPublished on 2018-04-26
Catching Up on Compliance? EBIA Has Resources...
Source: Thomsen Reuters Checkpoint FeedPublished on 2018-04-26
Court Allows Terminated Employee to Pursue ER...
Source: Thomsen Reuters Checkpoint FeedPublished on 2018-04-26
Agencies Issue More Mental Health Parity Guid...
Source: Thomsen Reuters Checkpoint FeedPublished on 2018-04-26
Participant Cannot Take Hardship Distribution...
Source: Thomsen Reuters Checkpoint FeedPublished on 2018-04-26
What Notification Obligations Apply to TPAs i...
Source: Thomsen Reuters Checkpoint FeedPublished on 2018-04-26
EU moves to tackle letter box firms’ tax av...
Source: Thomsen Reuters Checkpoint FeedPublished on 2018-04-26

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Michigan approves marijuana legalization vote for November! April 26, 2018

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1:1 THC/CBD strain April 26, 2018

I picked up a gram of a 1:1 strain with 5.5% THC and 5.8% CBD. I'm worried because I have had panic attacks on high THC indica strains and I've been scared away from THC. I'm used to smoking 10:1 CBD strains with 1% THC but this is 5 times higher... submitted by /u/MollySPrentiss [link] […]

Jeff Sessions scoffs at marijuana reducing opioid deaths: 'I don't believe that will be sustained' April 26, 2018

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Marijuana Affects Cognitive Function… but Only for 72 Hours April 26, 2018

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Employer Audits for Cannabis Businesses April 26, 2018

Audits are not usually met with open arms. More often than not, these invasive exercises sound awkward and even dangerous for a cannabis business. But that should not be the case! In fact, as in other industries, a preemptive employment practices audit can be a cannabis business’s best friend. What is an employment practices audit? ...

High Times Fails to Meet Requirements for Cannabis Event Permit April 25, 2018

We wrote a few months ago about proposed changes to California’s rules governing temporary events, and last week, we saw the first big casualty of the current permitting requirements under the Medicinal and Adult Use Cannabis Regulation and Safety Act (“MAUCRSA”). High Times hosted its Southern California Cannabis Cup over the weekend, but was forced...

Dreaming of an Oregon-California Cannabis Exchange April 24, 2018

Yesterday, we received a call from Congressman Earl Blumenauer’s office here in Portland, Oregon. The purpose of the call was to discuss an idea to deal with the oversupply of marijuana in the state sanctioned Oregon market. Specifically, the idea was to explore the possibility of an interstate compact with California, where Oregon would sell...

California Cannabis: An Unlikely Convergence of Enforcement Priorities April 23, 2018

When the Cole Memo was rescinded in January, uncertainty was rife on all sides of the state-regulated cannabis industry. Neither the regulators, the regulated, nor the unregulated knew what to expect from the federal government. The U.S. Department of Justice told each of its 93 United States Attorneys to exercise his or her own discretion...

Legal Hemp: Coming Soon Nationwide? April 22, 2018

Senator Mitch McConnel (R-KY) recently introduced S.2667, a bill which would allow states and tribes to regulate hemp production. The proposed law is appropriately titled the “Hemp Farming Act of 2018” (the “Act”). As the Senate Majority Leader, McConnell is one of the most powerful politicians in Washington, so it goes without saying that this is a...

California Cannabis Countdown: Town of Truckee April 21, 2018

California has 58 counties and 482 incorporated cities across the state, each with the option to create its own rules or ban marijuana altogether. In this California Cannabis Countdown series, we cover who is banning cannabis, who is embracing cannabis (and how), and everyone in between. For each city and county, we’ll discuss its location,...

Industrial Hemp: Oregon and Interstate Sales April 20, 2018

In the past six to twelve months, we have seen an extraordinary increase in businesses and individuals interested in growing and processing industrial hemp. This is especially true in Oregon, where Department of Agriculture (ODA) grower and handler registrations are fast, cheap and easy to acquire. In many cases, these registrants are cultivating and processing hemp...

Federal Cannabis Prohibition: Is The End Finally Near? April 19, 2018

The election of Donald Trump as president of the United States caught many pundits and prognosticators off guard. President Trump’s victory also instilled a level of uncertainty in America’s burgeoning state-legal cannabis industry. During the presidential campaign, Trump routinely professed his adherence to states’ rights when it comes to cannabis legalization (at least for medical...

Cannabis Intellectual Property Licensing: How to Avoid Litigation April 18, 2018

We’ve written extensively about the potential pitfalls of intellectual property (“IP”) licensing deals, which are prolific within the cannabis industry. (For a few select articles, try here, here and here). Recently, news broke of another licensing-related lawsuit, this time involving Tommy Chong. According to the lawsuit, Chong and his son allegedly conspired to steal profits...

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