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Once an illicit industry, the marijuana market in the U.S. is now a booming business. Recreational marijuana for adults 21 and older is now legal in 18 states, two territories, and the District of Columbia. Medical marijuana is legal in 36 states and four territories. The billion-dollar industry's still illegal federally. However, that might change with 91% of U.S. adults supporting legalization.

Voters have approved measures making cannabis legal and regulated for adults in Maryland and Missouri. After last night’s election, 21 states and Washington, D.C. have legalized cannabis for adult use and more than 48% of all Americans now live in a state that has ended marijuana prohibition.

On Election Day, voters in five states (Arkansas, Maryland, Missouri, North Dakota, and South Dakota) will vote on ballot measures to legalize cannabis for adults 21 and over. 

Today, President Biden made an unprecedented announcement that his administration would begin the process for the pardoning of thousands of people with nonviolent marijuana use or possession convictions, and would begin the process of working with the Department of Health and Human Services to reclassify marijuana from a Schedule I drug in the Controlled Substances Act.

Americans have something of an international reputation for being quick to sue for just about everything. If you thought your biggest cannabis business risk was your competition, it might actually be a lawsuit.This is going to become an even bigger issue when weed becomes federally legal. Let's dive into what you can do to protect your business from a cannabis lawsuit.

It is critical to look at the people and communities negatively affected by past legislation and stigma surrounding cannabis.

Thomas' statement cannot change any laws, but it may signal to advocates how he might rule in a future case.

Today, the Connecticut Senate voted (19-17) in favor of a bill that would legalize cannabis for adults 21 and over.

Cannabis dispensaries in Las Vegas will now be allowed to operate drive-thru windows.

Veterans call on SC Legislature to enact comprehensive medical cannabis program.