In the Media
Vicente LLP has been at the forefront of cannabis law and policy for more than a decade, and our team members are frequently called upon to provide commentary and analysis on a wide variety of marijuana and hemp issues. We have appeared in/on countless local, national, and international media outlets, including:
Latest Media Appearances
- Washington Post, "Cannabis drinks are becoming more popular. Here’s why.," February 4, 2025
- Business of Cannabis, "International Experts Gather to Shape the Future of Cannabis Legislation at the Inaugural Global Cannabis Regulatory Summit," February 4, 2025
- The Boston Globe, "The state has eliminated cannabis 'impact fees.' But many Mass. towns are still charging them.," February 2, 2025
- Green Market Report, "Smaller players make big gains in Florida’s cannabis market," January 31, 2025
- Westword Denver, "Colorado Bill Aims to Heavily Restrict Legal Weed and Psychedelics, Thin Out Social Equity Funding," January 23, 2025
- Law360, "Cannabis Reformers Split After DEA Judge Cancels Hearings," January 15, 2025
- Bloomberg, "Cannabis Cocktails Are Growing Quickly, But the Law Might Stop That Soon," January 14, 2025
- NPR, "FDA goes after mushroom edibles following illnesses and suspected deaths," January 7, 2025
- Cannabis & Tech Today, "Highlights from the 2024 Emjays Cannabis Awards," December 16, 2024
- Forbes, "South Carolina Lawmaker Files Medical Cannabis Legalization Bill," December 16, 2024
- Cannabis Law Report, "Vicente Lawyer Jason Tarasek Comments On MN OCM Cancelling Lottery," December 13, 2024
- Benzinga Cannabis, "Benzinga's Javier Hasse Recognized As 'Cannabis Journalist Of The Year' At Emjays International Awards In Vegas," December 6, 2024
- MJBizDaily, "The Emjays International Cannabis Awards 2024 winners announced," December 6, 2024
- Green Market Report, "Florida issues long-awaited medical cannabis licenses after two-year wait," November 27, 2024
- CBS News Minnesota, "State regulators sue Twin Cities cannabis retailer for illegally selling marijuana without a license," November 15, 2024