
THC regulation disagreement stalls delta-8 ban in Washington state
Gleam Law Partner, Justin P. Walsh, told Hemp Industry Daily that dueling proposals about hemp intoxicants sold outside Washington’s regulated adult-use marijuana market failed to

Gleam Law Partner, Justin P. Walsh, told Hemp Industry Daily that dueling proposals about hemp intoxicants sold outside Washington’s regulated adult-use marijuana market failed to

OLCC resuming processing new marijuana adult-use Retailer, Wholesaler, and Processor License Applications The Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission (the “OLCC”) announced that they have resumed

Breaking: United States House of Representatives Passes Bill to Federally Decriminalize Marijuana April 1, 2022 — While it may seem like a typical April Fool’s

Gleam Law Reddit IAMA (Ask Me Anything) Attorneys and members of Gleam Law, PLLC will be hosting a question and answer session on Reddit’s Ask Me

Source Rule is Out, Hemp is In by Nicole Rash April 29, 2022 — The DEA responded to a letter by New York attorney, Shane

Thailand to give away one million free cannabis plants to households May 11, 2022 – Thailand’s Public Health Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, announced that the Thai

Hemp-derived Delta-8 THC is Lawful by Nicole Rash – Gleam Law May 27, 2022 — On Thursday, May 19, 2022, The US 9th Circuit Court of

Gleam Law to present at the PBC Conference in Washington DC June 2, 2022 — Gleam Law attorney Alan Hanson will be presenting at the PBC

Neil Juneja interview from MJBizCon on the Haze Radio Network December 14, 2022 – Neil Juneja, Gleam Law’s founder and managing partner, was recently interviewed

Gleam Law featured in Cannabis & Tech Today August, 2023 – Neil Juneja, founder and managing partner of Gleam Law, was featured in the latest

Guidance on Cloud Storage for Required LCB-Related Business Records On June 21, 2023, the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) withdrew CR-101 (Preproposal Statement of

King County Superior Court Judge invalidates I-502 Advertising Restrictions In a groundbreaking ruling involving the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board, a King County Superior