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Multiple news sources reported today that the DEA will be recommending rescheduling cannabis to a Schedule III drug.

Duane Morris represented Devine Holdings LLC in a litigation arising out of Harvest Health and Recreation Inc.'s potential acquisition of Arizona-issued cannabis operator licenses.

More than 520 cities, towns and villages (1/3 of all municipalities in New York state) have opted out of allowing cannabis retailers and consumption lounges in their municipalities as ...

A replay of Potential Cannabis Rescheduling and Its Implications in the Financial Sector is now available for viewing.

Duane Morris partner Michael Schwamm is featured in the April 23 episode of the Thinking Outside the Bud Podcast.

A webinar replay of Mainstreaming Cannabis: Bankruptcy, Receiverships and Reorganization is now available for viewing.

A webinar replay of Mainstreaming Cannabis: Internal Revenue Code 280E and Tax Efficiency is now available for viewing.

A replay of Mainstreaming Cannabis: Legal Challenges and Considerations for Social Consumption Lounges is now available for viewing.

Updated deadlines, the announcement of a newly developed draft submission portal, and the release of several different draft guidance documents are just some of the developments...

For as long as cars have existed, three fundamental truths appeared to be eternal. First, every car contains safety critical components, second these components are mostly metal and third

Duane Morris attorney Kelly Bonner analyzes the recent ‘Clean at Sephora' case ruling and offers her perspective on the judgment's...

The Act also includes important student relief and temporary regulatory flexibilities.

Compliance with the GE rule would be monitored via annual Title IV compliance audits and Title IV program reviews.

A replay of "Workforce Pell: Equipping Colleges for the Tools of the Trade" is now available for viewing.

The U.S. Department of Education has published a final rule establishing a new earnings premium measure for Title IV programs, marking a historic shift in higher education accountability. This congressionally mandated framework applies universally to all Title IV institutions and their eligible programs, fundamentally changing how educational outcomes are evaluated. The rule follows negotiated rulemaking and incorporates modifications based on public feedback.

Expanding access to postsecondary education for low income students includes more than just assistance with tuition and fees. Many low income students also need help with daily food costs while...

Late on Friday, April 3, the Department posted updated guidance for institutions that recognizes the regulatory flexibilities authorized by Congress in the CARES Act, but also addresses other areas