Branding Your Passion
Branding Your Passion Understand what makes a strong, well-protected trademark By Neil Juneja Your brand is the most important aspect of your business. Your brand
Branding Your Passion Understand what makes a strong, well-protected trademark By Neil Juneja Your brand is the most important aspect of your business. Your brand
Washington Home Grow Cannabis Bill Advances Through Committee Written by Neil Juneja, Founder & Managing Partner of Gleam Law, PLLC. Despite technically being the first
Panelists Discuss Packaging, Experiences and Customer Loyalty Considerations. This article appears on healthcarepackaging.com. It is written by Keren Sookne, Director of Editorial Content. This week’s RAD (Retail
The Stranger: The Cannabis Alliance Summit Carried on as Usual Despite AG Sessions Declaring War on Legal Weed This article first appeared on The Stranger
California’s Legal Cannabis Market: A Snapshot Written by Neil Juneja, Founder & Managing Partner of Gleam Law, PLLC. As of January 1, 2018, California is
So, you want to invest in or start a legal cannabis business in Washington? Be ready to undergo a thorough background check. Written by Ammon
Beware of Unofficial Trademark Solicitations You will never be contacted by the Patent and Trademark Office regarding your trademark, but you will receive lots of
Using & Enforcing Your New Trademark Written by Neil Juneja, Founder & Managing Partner of Gleam Law, PLLC. So you have successfully registered a state
Understanding trademarks is key to avoid rebranding The announcement of a settlement between the Gorilla Glue Co. and GG Strains is creating a stir on
What’s in a Name: Protecting your company’s brand Every business needs a name. In fact, most businesses have several. The legal name often lurks in
Gleam Law Opens New Marijuana Law Offices in San Francisco & Los Angeles Written by Ammon J. Ford, Attorney at Gleam Law, PLLC. Gleam Law
Washington’s official traceability license with BioTrack is over, but its replacement, MJ Freeway, won’t go-live until January 2018 Written by Ammon J. Ford, Attorney at
