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Law and Daily Life Marijuana Banking Law Passes House; Will Senate Follow?

Marijuana Banking Law Passes House; Will Senate Follow?

By Christopher Coble, Esq. | Last updated on

After years of uncertainty regarding what legal cannabis companies can do with their money, a solution may be in sight. The U.S. House of Representatives voted...

Law and Daily Life Can Trump Really Overturn California Emissions Standards?

Can Trump Really Overturn California Emissions Standards?

By Christopher Coble, Esq. | Last updated on

Under the federal Clean Air Act of 1970, California received a waiver to set stricter fuel emissions standards than those imposed by the Environmental...

Law and Daily Life The Beer Corn Wars Rage On: Bud Light Battles Ad Injunction

The Beer Corn Wars Rage On: Bud Light Battles Ad Injunction

By Christopher Coble, Esq. | Last updated on

Super Bowls are known for big beer ads and campaign launches. But an opening salvo in this year's Big Game has ignited a legal battle between two beer...

Law and Daily Life California Assembly Passes Bill That Could Reclassify Gig Workers as Employees

California Assembly Passes Bill That Could Reclassify Gig Workers as Employees

By Christopher Coble, Esq. | Last updated on

Never has the distinction between employee and contractor been so vital as when the gig economy began booming this decade. By declaring millions of workers as...

Law and Daily Life Should Stores Ban Guns?

Should Stores Ban Guns?

By Richard Dahl | Last updated on

The Second Amendment grants individuals a right to bear arms, but what rights do private businesses have to keep gun carriers off their premises? The question,...

Law and Daily Life States Get Tough on Wage Theft

States Get Tough on Wage Theft

By Richard Dahl | Last updated on

Many employers think they can easily get away with robbing their own workers. It’s called “wage theft,” it’s pervasive, and several states have recently...

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