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...
Chapter 17 Of CCSS’s New Book, Securing Cannabis: Insurance
Over the past 50 years, insurance policies have gone from luxury to a requirement for most industries as part of the government’s initiative to minimize economic risk factors. While there have been roadblocks along the way, most industries have had the time to...
Chapter 16 Of CCSS’s New Book, Securing Cannabis: Interior & Exterior Fortifications
Fortifications are some of the oldest examples of security that are still in use today. Much like the walls and ceilings of a home keep out the elements, an effective fortification can repel or deter someone from entering your property and taking what is rightfully...
CCSS & TLBC Help Prevent Illegal Dumping in the Bay Area
New monitoring technologies like drone security surveillance present significant advantages over traditional manned patrols. They have a much wider field of view, don’t present as much liability, and have various camera options that allow them to perform better in...
Chapter 15 Of CCSS’s New Book, Securing Cannabis: Vendor Pitfalls
Working with contractors in a field you have little experience in, such as security, can represent a major challenge for many legal cannabis operators (LCOs). Without significant experience or knowledge about contract law, it’s easy to fall prey to unscrupulous or...
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