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“The fall of 280E will be the single most impactful moment for cannabis operators in decades,” said Aaron Grey, senior analyst at Alliance Global Partners, on Tuesday at the Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference in Chicago. The panel, moderated by Claire Hanson, Member-in-Charge of the...

The Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference recently hosted a panel discussion on financial innovation in the cannabis industry, featuring industry experts who shared valuable insights on how to enhance and sustain cannabis businesses. The panel, moderated by Katie Catanese partner at Foley &...

Robert Hoban, M&A attorney of Clark Hill, was a panelist on “Financial Innovation: Creative Ways To Improve Your Business” at Benzinga’s Cannabis Conference. The panel chronologically covered developing a company: starting a cannabis company, running the company, and then...

Robert Hoban, Chair of the Cannabis Industry Group at Clark Hill PLC, was a panelist at Benzinga’s Cannabis Capital Conference on Tuesday, April 11th. Mr. Hoban brings years of high-level experience to the table, having worked with over 30 governments worldwide to help develop laws, policies...

The ideal way to identify how and why consumers buy cannabis is through market research, several marketing experts said during a panel discussion hosted by Progress Partners EIR Director Jessica Straw at the 2023 Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference in Miami. Trulieve Cannabis Corp.'s (CSE:...

Despite projections pointing towards short-term capital market struggles fueled by stalled reform, most in the cannabis industry remain optimistic that the market and regulations will align to provide a beneficial long-term. Short-term Market and Regulatory Struggles Don’t Dampen Optimism...

Clark Hill, a Detroit-based international law firm, has combined with the Hoban Law Group, a highly influential firm focused on cannabis and hemp. Bob Hoban and his team of 7 lawyers, paralegals and staff, have effectively joined international Clark Hill. Hoban will serve as co-leader of the firm...

Detroit formally filed for bankruptcy late last week. The bankruptcy, which will allow Detroit to restructure approximately $18 billion worth of debt, was not so much unexpected news after the culmination of decades of decline. Business people and luminaries with close ties to Detroit spoke with...