By Edward Celaya | Arizona Daily Star When Arizona voters approved Proposition 207 last November, they did not just choose to join the more than
By Edward Celaya | Arizona Daily Star Drive up Interstate 10 and you’re bound to notice them: Billboards for marijuana dispensaries, most of them with
(Photo via Halo Infusions Instagram) By Rose Law Group Reporter Tucson, AZ, September 3, 2021 – Roop Investments, LLC acquires Arizona’s most awarded dual license dispensary in a
By Elliott Polakoff | 3TV CBS5 It’s been almost two months since eligible Arizonans could apply to get their marijuana-related criminal offenses wiped clean from
By KTAR PHOENIX — The Superior Court of Arizona in Maricopa County has granted more than 3,600 petitions for expungement to clear marijuana convictions since
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Phoenix-based Item 9 Labs Corp. has secured $19 million in financing with plans to expand its marijuana cultivation
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Connected Cannabis.) By Dan Kingston | AZMarijuana.com Connected Cannabis Co., a premier cannabis cultivator, and its partner brand, Alien Labs,
By Rose Law Group Reporter Hosts Madelaine Braggs, Dan Gauthier and Olen Lenets welcome Rose Law Group client Bryan McLaren, Chairman and CEO of Zoned
By Phoenix Business Journal (Photo via Harvest HOC Facebook) Harvest Health & Recreation Inc., a Tempe-based marijuana dispensary, has announced the opening of its 16th
By Cesar Neyoy Bajo El Sol | Yuma Sun SOMERTON – Maybe they don’t know or maybe they don’t care, but many people aren’t taking
By Katya Schwenk | Phoenix New Times Since July 12, hundreds of thousands of people convicted of low-level marijuana charges in Arizona are eligible to
By REALTORMag Lumber, steel, and concrete prices have soared over the past year, hitting the building industry hard. But some builders point to hemp as
By Niki D’Andrea | Phoenix New Times “Maybe people just need bigger, nicer homes because they’re smoking more marijuana and staying home more,” says Greg
By Michael Donahue | Arizona Republic (Courtesy Photo by David Wallace) In July 2015, Jonathan Udell would wake up with excruciating stomach pain every morning. His
By AZ Big Media (Photo via The Clarendon Hotel Facebook) In November 2020, a proposition passed that affectively legalized the recreational use of cannabis for
By Your Valley It’s been a little more than six months since recreational marijuana became legal in the state of Arizona — a boom for
By Amanda Luberto | Arizona Republic In mid-January this year, Arizona residents over the age of 21 legally were allowed to buy recreational marijuana. Passing
By Edward Celaya | Arizona Daily Star Some missed out on job opportunities. Others found it difficult to apply for loans. And while some suffered almost no
By David Abott | Tucson Weekly There are nearly 200,000 estimated expungable cannabis offenses throughout the state of Arizona and on July 12, the floodgates
By Damon Root | Reason In 2005, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in a case pitting California’s Compassionate Use Act, a voter initiative that
By Aaron Dorman | Pinal Central COOLIDGE — From folding greens to rolling greens: Just months after the legalization of marijuana in Arizona, a brand new smoke shop is opening up in downtown Coolidge out
By Cannabis Law Report | Green Market Report The Cannabis Law Report recently published its Global Top 200 Editorially Selected Cannabis Legal Professionals 2020-2021+. This list featured cannabis legal professionals from jurisdictions around the world.
Another Pinal County hemp farmer Paco Ollerton has spent almost his entire life on a farm, and he’s cautiously approaching the idea of growing hemp
Paul Peterson takes advantage of the Snax for Vaxx offer of a free edible and pre-rolled joint. Mint partnered with Commerce Medical Group to provide
By Mara Knaub | Yuma Sun With the legalization of recreational marijuana, employers are facing new challenges. With a confusing lack of standards regarding how
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Copperstate Farms.) By David Abott | Phoenix New Times One of the big selling points for Proposition 207 legalizing cannabis
Rose Law Group attorney and AZ NORML Communications Director Jonathan Udell joined MITA and cannabis industry experts last Friday for a panel discussion on ADHS’ final rules
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