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January 5, 2018 Cannabis Law Blog

Cole Memo and Other Marijuana-Related Enforcement Guidance Rescinded by the Department of Justice Creating Greater Uncertainty for State-Legal Marijuana Businesses

On January 4, 2018 the Department of Justice rescinded Obama-era guidance to United States Attorneys, including the 2013 memorandum issued by then-Deputy Attorney General James…

November 10, 2017 Client Alerts

We Have a Business Contract, So How Are We Being Sued in Tort? The Limits of the Economic Loss Doctrine

When you enter into a contract, it is reasonable to assume that the contract will control the rights, obligations, and remedies of the parties. Increasingly,…

November 7, 2017 Client Alerts

House Moves Towards Easing “Joint Employer” Burden

In 2015, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) expanded the joint employer doctrine through its controversial decision in Browning-Ferris Industries of California. The House of Representatives…

November 6, 2017 Client Alerts

Johnson & Johnson: We’re Not In Missouri Anymore (But Now Maybe Ohio)

Within recent years, there has been a wave of litigation surrounding talc products with claims that certain products contained talc sourced from asbestos-contaminated mines. Until…

October 19, 2017 Client Alerts

President Trump Circumvents Congress, Seeks to Unwind the Affordable Care Act

President Trump took executive actions last week which if implemented will have a significant impact on the Affordable Care Act (“ACA”). He announced the immediate…

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Cole Memo and Other Marijuana-Related Enforcement Guidance Rescinded by the Department of Justice Creating Greater Uncertainty for State-Legal Marijuana Businesses

We Have a Business Contract, So How Are We Being Sued in Tort? The Limits of the Economic Loss Doctrine

House Moves Towards Easing “Joint Employer” Burden

Johnson & Johnson: We’re Not In Missouri Anymore (But Now Maybe Ohio)

President Trump Circumvents Congress, Seeks to Unwind the Affordable Care Act