What Every Dispensary Owner Should Know About Security Liability
One of the core risks of any business that has a brick-and-mortar component is a legal concept known as premises liability. Premises liability broadly refers to the physical damage that can occur to people or property on business premises and helps determine if the...
Chapter 22 Of CCSS’s New Book, Securing Cannabis: Regulators
The passing of California’s Proposition 64, which legalized the sale of cannabis and related products, appeared at the time to be a major triumph after decades of efforts for activists. With the state finally on board, the future possibilities seemed unlimited, and...
Chapter 21 Of CCSS’s New Book, Securing Cannabis: Owners, investors, & Directors
Outside of newly developing economies, there are not many investment options left today that can match the growth opportunities offered by the legal cannabis industry. With an estimated compound annual growth rate of 25% and increased nationwide pressure for...
Chapter 20 Of CCSS’s New Book, Securing Cannabis: Risk Management
When designing any kind of system, you generally want as few points of possible failure as possible. By reducing the complexity of a system, you reduce the amount of time and effort that are required as inputs to keep it running smoothly. Unfortunately, due to the...
Chapter 18 Of CCSS’s New Book, Securing Cannabis: Corporate And Other Liability
Liability and its implications for a business’s long-term health and strength are among the most pressing issues for a legal cannabis operator (LCO). Tort law – the branch of the law that deals with civil cases – is both complex and consistently...
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