Olia Wall, Chair
We welcome all of you to join us as members for free if you are a TIPS member. You will get announcements, meeting invitations, writing opportunities and CLE opportunities. You do not need to practice “cannabis law” to join us!
We welcome all of you to join us as members for free if you are a TIPS member. You will get announcements, meeting invitations, writing opportunities and CLE opportunities. You do not need to practice “cannabis law” to join us!
Interviewed by Lisa Pittman, Immediate Past Chair, Pittman Legal, Houston, TX
Link - HereInterviewed by Lisa Pittman, Past Chair, CLPC
Listen - Now!Summer 2024
Listen to the latest topics from the Cannabis Law & Policy Committee, including Client Perspectives on Setting up a Marijuana Business, and more.
by Diane Nergaard, Attorney/Arbitrator/Consultant, Stamford, CT, [email protected]
The Cannabis Law and Policy committee provides its member's opportunities for publication, presentation, leadership, and career development on a national level, recognized by all types of legal practitioners.
Until now, there has been no single reference to guide cannabis lawyers along the full continuum of potential legal needs challenging the industry. This treatise fills that gap from a sophisticated perspective by flagging key issues in more than a dozen practice areas and covering the impact of cannabis law from U.S. state and federal, as well as Canadian, enforcement and regulatory agencies.
Edited by
By: Lisa Dickinson - TIPS had a strong showing in the House of Delegates at the ABA Midyear Meeting, held February 17, 2020, in Austin, Texas. TIPS proposed a few resolutions, and all passed. One of the newest TIPS Committees, the Cannabis Law and Policy Committee, put forth two different resolutions.
Learn - More!By: Jennifer E. Adams and Barbara Ormsby - Despite the COVID-19 pandemic across America, there is an industry that is growing by leaps and bounds: Cannabis. Yet, under the Controlled Substances Act of 1970, the use and possession of cannabis for any purpose is illegal. And though there is currently no federal legislation legalizing cannabis, there are many states that legalize the use of cannabis in some form. In 1996, California became the first state to legalize medical cannabis, igniting a movement that spread to a majority of states by 2016.
Read - More!Atlanta, GA
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Winston Salem, NC
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Plano, TX
Tuscon, AZ