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Cannabis oil maker files trademark suit against WA grow
Headspace, a multimillion-dollar marijuana oil company in Southern California that sells a product called The Clear, filed a trademark infringement suit against a Washington state MJ cultivator, Podworks, for using the…
News January 27Maine lawmakers approve three-month rec sales delay
Maine's legislature on Thursday unanimously approved a three-month delay in the start of recreational marijuana sales.
News January 27
Week in Review: Marijuana industry trademarks, cannabis banking & Oregon rec sales
By Omar Sacirbey, John Schroyer and Bart Schaneman A prominent marijuana pipe maker sues to defend its trademark, another state seeks Trump’s guidance on MJ banking, and adult-use cannabis sales continue…
News January 27Medical marijuana sales surge in AZ in 2016 amid patient growth
Medical marijuana patients in Arizona bought a record 29 tons of cannabis products in 2016, a 53% increase over the 19 tons that were purchased in 2015, according to a…
News January 26Arkansas governor signs two medical cannabis bills into law
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson signed two medical marijuana bills this week that will make it easier for doctors to recommend MMJ and pushed back the deadline for rulemaking governing the new…
News January 26Hawaii’s MMJ businesses get green light to start growing Feb. 1
The Hawaii Department of Health’s seed-to-sale tracking software is ready to go online Feb. 1, which means licensed medical marijuana dispensaries finally can begin growing MMJ that day. The state’s medical…
News January 26
New Market: Maine’s tourism industry a potential boon for rec MJ businesses
By Bart Schaneman Buoyed by the state's reputation as an East Coast tourist mecca with a dramatic coastline, the recreational marijuana market in Maine should generate plenty of opportunities for…
News January 26San Diego, San Francisco delay cannabis implementation
San Diego and San Francisco, two of the most populous cities in California, moved to delay cannabis-related businesses. The San Diego City Council on Tuesday unanimously extended a moratorium on…
News January 25Under legal pressure, Seattle MJ retailer changes name
Facing a lawsuit from an Oregon tea company, a Seattle cannabis retailer has decided discretion is the better part of valor and announced it is changing its name to avoid…
News January 25
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