Fourteen lawsuits pending in Illinois’ Cook County Circuit Court calling for a complete redo of the state’s cannabis license lotteries were ordered consolidated into a single supercase.
Maybe we can’t say delivery is just a big city problem?
It’s common for people to say that America’s legal cannabis market is not one market, but actually thirty-eight, or however
To better understand what’s happening, I talked to eight investors and analysts this past week, and I asked them, “What’s driving the industry right now?”
This week I’ve talked to almost a dozen cannabis leaders and operators in the state. There’s a number of consistent themes I’ve been hearing.
Operators report flower prices per pound have consistently stayed around $3,500 for the last year.
Employees at Curaleaf’s Mokena dispensary voted 19-3 to join United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 881.
Responding to an Illinois Supreme Court order to consolidate five cases related to cannabis into one trial, the Cook County judge announced that he would be accepting briefings for cases that wanted to be consolidated in his courtroom.
A Michigan House committee took steps Tuesday to ease large cannabis company concerns by reporting out newly introduced caregiver legislation that would sharply reduce the amount of usable cannabis and live cannabis plants a caregiver can maintain at any one time.
Illinois’ license winners are resigning themselves to a long, slow slog, after last week’s Supreme Court ruling consolidating four lawsuits that could keep the state from awarding 185 new dispensary licenses for at least six months.
