In the sixth and final piece of the series, we present a summary highlighting the key takeaways for how cannabis businesses can protect their intellectual property in Canada.
Missouri and Utah voters passed landmark cannabis legalization measures, while voters in Michigan legalized recreational cannabis.
In the 5th installation, the author takes a deep dive into copyrights and protecting works of creative expression in Canada.
Shepard deliberates realistic challenges within the realm of cannabis genome sequencing and how advances in technology will better equip the industry for innovations.
The organization is currently preparing for a review of cannabis scheduling and classification at its November meeting with a recommendation from this summer that CBD had no addictive properties.
Greece has now issued its first cultivation license. Let the Olympics of “growing games” begin!
A panel discussion featuring leading experts in the cannabis infused products market will focus on the edibles supply chain and challenges in producing cannabis products.
Lindsay Engle reviews the status quo of cannabis on the East Coast, where a number of states appear to have recreational legalization on the horizon.
In the 4th part of the series, Naiberg tackles trademarks and how cannabis businesses should go about protecting their brand identity in Canada
Canopy Growth is as close to a global “blue-chip” cannabis stock as they come. But what is the now multi-billion dollar market cap cannabis company about?
