Feldman Legal Advisors has promoted Jessica Steinberg, Ph.D., to Associate in London after her admission to practice law in England and Wales, expanding the firm’s cannabis, psychedelics, and corporate practice across U.S. and European markets.
With Trump open to cannabis rescheduling and the DEA making it a priority, industry leaders see a historic shift ahead. Schedule III could ease taxes, boost research, and spur growth—but experts warn it’s only the first step toward real federal reform.
A new book by Darren Gleeman, The Cannabis ESOP Architect, reveals the only IRS-approved way for cannabis founders to sell their business tax-free, preserve culture, and permanently eliminate the burden of IRC 280E through Employee Stock Ownership Plans.
New York’s OCM has flagged 152 cannabis retailers and applicants for violating school proximity laws. Affected businesses must relocate or risk losing licensure as the state races to correct past regulatory errors.
From California to Portugal and Thailand, global cannabis raids reveal a persistent and dangerous illicit market—fueled by poor regulation, political inaction, and unsustainable taxation. Can lawmakers finally learn from the chaos and build systems that protect both people and the plant?
A new House GOP spending bill seeks to halt cannabis rescheduling, threatening federal reform progress even as support grows among Republicans and youth voters.
Family-owned dispensary Freshly Baked NYC, a Bronx staple, has made history as the first New York social equity licensee to be awarded a second adult-use cannabis retail license.
Jeff Schultz, a former hedge fund attorney, has become a leading voice in cannabis law and policy. From shaping New York’s adult-use rollout to advising top brands, his journey reflects the power of passion, advocacy, and legal expertise in a shifting industry.
For Women's History Month, NORML Board Chair Joseph Bondy honors the women who have set the foundations for the modern era of cannabis legalization, and trailblazers past, present, and future.
New York’s cannabis market is evolving with new legislation allowing the sale of intoxicating hemp products and opening doors for out-of-state brands. A new branding license will help cannabis companies enter the state’s legal market, bypassing traditional processing requirements.
Joseph Bondy, NORML's new Board Chair, reflects on the connection between racial justice and cannabis reform. Committed to equitable legalization, NORML aims to address the harms of cannabis prohibition and advocate for policies that benefit communities most affected by systemic racism.
The New York Cannabis Control Board grants OCM subpoena powers, approves 74 new cannabis licenses, and reports over $110M in retail sales. With a focus on equity and sustainability, the state's cannabis industry continues to grow, marking a strong start to 2025.
The Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association urges Indigenous communities to build economic sovereignty after the federal funding freeze was rescinded. President Rob Pero calls for leveraging cannabis and hemp to create self-sustaining economies, autonomy, and ensuring long-term resilience.
Jason Minard is a key figure in New York's cannabis industry, combining legal expertise with a deep agricultural background. From advocating for cultivators to launching NY420, his efforts shape the industry’s future, with a dedication driving change and growth in New York’s cannabis market.
New York’s cannabis market hits a historic $1 billion in retail sales, driven by equity, sustainability, and community reinvestment. With nearly 300 dispensaries and over 50% of licenses held by social equity applicants, the Empire State is leading in both economic and social cannabis innovation.
