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Trouble Ahead, Trouble Behind: The Planet 13 Data Breach Lawsuit and What It Means for Cannabis Companies’ Data Security Practices (opens the original)
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On September 23, 2026, a Planet 13 cannabis dispensary customer filed a proposed class action in the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada against Planet 13 and its identity-verification vendor, IDScan.net, Inc. The suit, first reported by Law360’s Sam Reisman, alleges that Planet 13 scanned thousands of customers’ government-issued photo IDs at its Las Vegas SuperStore, and that the images were later found for sale on the dark web. The Planet 13 suit is the latest reminder that cannabi
Trip Advisor: FDA Publishes Guidance on Psychedelic Drug Trials (opens the original)
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We’ve been waiting on this one for three years. If you’ve frequented this blog, you know three years is basically an eternity in Food and Drug Administration (FDA) years but a blink of an eye in cannabis-and-psychedelics-regulatory years. On July 14, 2026, FDA finally published its final guidance titled “Psychedelic Drugs: Considerations for Clinical Investigations,” finishing off the draft it first floated back in June 2023. At a high level, the guidance gives sponsors developing psychedelic dr
Golden Years, Green Areas- What Assisted Living Facilities Need to Do About Marijuana Rescheduling (opens the original)
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Longtime Budding Trends readers know we try to lead each post with a bit of pop culture or witty turn of phrase. This is one of those posts where the hook took longer to find than the law. Turns out there isn’t a great classic rock anthem about assisted living facilities’ admissions policies. So, we’re doing this one without the needle drop. On April 23, 2026, the DOJ and DEA issued a final order moving two — and only two — categories of marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III of the Controlle
Where There’s Smoke, There’s Liability- Courts Remind Cannabis Companies That Raising and Deploying Capital Must Be Done Compliantly (opens the original)
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Raising money in the cannabis industry, like most everything else in the space, is no walk in the park and presents a landmine for those tasked with raising and spending capital. This month, two federal district court opinions reminded capital raisers of these truths and the dire consequences of violating securities laws. In the first opinion, a federal judge in Michigan allowed the plaintiffs claiming to be defrauded investors to maintain securities-fraud claims against the operators of a marij
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