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Public Safety Power Shutoff Events and California Cannabis Regulations

By Omar Figueroa & Lauren Mendelsohn October 9, 2019 [Updated 10/25/19]   Utility company Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) has announced a Public Safety Power Shutoff Event starting in the early hours of Wednesday, October 9, across many regions of California.  It is anticipated that numerous licensed cannabis businesses across […]

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Legislative Update:  Hemp Cultivation Bill SB 153 Passed by Legislature and Awaiting Governor’s Signature; Hemp Manufacturing Bill AB 228 Dead

By Andrew Kingsdale, Esq. (with Omar Figueroa, Esq.) September 12, 2019 Introduced by Republican Senator Scott Wilk, California Senate Bill 153 has made it out of the Legislature and is likely to be signed into law soon.  This hemp cultivation bill will amend and supplement existing laws governing industrial hemp […]

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EXPLAINED: CDFA CULTIVATOR LICENSE INSPECTION CHECKLISTS

by Gianna Geil, July 31, 2019 (with Omar Figueroa) CDFA Cultivator Inspection Forms Our last two-part blog series covered the Bureau of Cannabis Control (BCC) Inspection Sheets for retailers and distributors, which are used by the BCC to assess a licensee’s regulatory compliance.  This post will explain items on the […]

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Explained: BCC Distributor License Inspection Checklist

Distributor License Inspection Sheet by Gianna Geil, July 8, 2019 (with Omar Figueroa) In our last blog post, we elaborated on the Bureau of Cannabis Control (BCC) Retail License Inspection Sheet, which is a checklist utilized by the BCC when assessing regulatory compliance by retailers. This post will provide a […]

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Explained: BCC Retail License Inspection Checklist

by Gianna Geil, July 1, 2019 (with Omar Figueroa) Retail License Inspection Sheet (PDF version) If you are a licensed cannabis retailer in California (whether a delivery-only retailer or storefront dispensary) you probably have heard about inspections conducted by the Bureau of Cannabis Control (BCC). In this first of two […]

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CEQA COMPLIANCE, PART TWO: MINIMIZING COSTS AND LITIGATION RISKS

    May 20, 2019 By Andrew Kingsdale, Esq. As we recently detailed, Governor Newsom’s Trailer Bill would amend California’s cannabis statutes in significant ways, such as extending provisional licensing beyond January 1, 2020.  The Trailer Bill also would extend another key deadline discussed in our last CEQA blog post: […]

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