Contact Jesse Kovacs at 420.Law for guidance on recovering seized profits from your cannabis operation. Keep an eye out for a Notice of Seizure and Forfeiture, and hire an attorney to prove the legality of your earnings. Visit our website for more valuable information on Oklahoma cannabis laws and how to protect your business. Don’t let a seizure derail your hard work and success in the industry. Stay informed and prepared with the help of a knowledgeable legal team. Reach out to us today for expert advice and support.
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Avoiding Partnership Disputes: What You Can Do to Stay Protected
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Protecting yourself in partnership disputes is crucial in the cannabis industry. Having written contracts outlining obligations, duties, and what happens if things fall apart is essential. Planning for potential issues like financing or supply shortages can save you from costly legal battles. Visit our website for more valuable information on navigating the complexities of cannabis business partnerships. Oklahoma Cannabis Business Attorney Jesse Kovacs at 420.Law is here to help you protect your interests and ensure a successful future in the industry. Don’t wait until it’s too late – take proactive steps now to safeguard your business.
What Are The Possibilities For Failing To Remit Taxes
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We are here to provide you with the most up-to-date and relevant information regarding the cannabis industry in Oklahoma. Stay informed and stay compliant to ensure the success of your business. For more legal insights and guidance, visit our website today. Remember, compliance is key in this rapidly evolving industry. Thank you for tuning in and we look forward to helping you navigate the complex legal landscape of the Oklahoma cannabis market.
How Long Do I Need To Maintain My Official Books?
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learn more about cannabis business laws in Oklahoma, be sure to check out our blog for more helpful tips and information. Remember, compliance is key when it comes to running a successful cannabis business in Oklahoma. Stay informed and stay compliant with the help of 420.Law. Contact us today for all your cannabis business legal needs.
What Do I Do if I Have Been Robbed as an Oklahoma Cannabis Business?
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Learn more about the steps to take if your Oklahoma Cannabis business has been robbed by visiting our website, oklahomamedicalmarijuana.attorney. Reporting the theft to both the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority and local law enforcement within 24 hours is crucial. Provide a detailed sworn statement with the time, location, circumstances of the robbery, and an accurate inventory of the missing products. Don’t wait to take action – act swiftly to protect your business and comply with legal requirements. For more valuable insights and legal advice on cannabis business matters, stay tuned to our blog for regular updates.
If I Work for a Public Utilities Company Can My Employer Take Against Me for Failing a Cannabis Test
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Thank you for tuning into today’s discussion on the impact of cannabis testing for employees in the public utilities sector. It is crucial for individuals working in these industries to understand the regulations surrounding safety-sensitive job duties and how they may affect their employment status as medical marijuana patients in Oklahoma. If you or someone you know is facing a similar situation, it is important to seek legal guidance from a qualified cannabis business attorney like myself. For more insightful information and resources on cannabis laws in Oklahoma, be sure to visit our website at oklahomamedicalmarijuana.attorney. Stay informed and empowered in your journey towards cannabis compliance.
What Do Employers Need to Know Regarding the Use of Medical Marijuana in Oklahoma?
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Employers cannot discriminate against employees or applicants based on their status as medical marijuana patients.
What Are the Legal Implications of Federal and State Law in Oklahoma's Medical Marijuana Industry?
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Overall, the intersection between federal and state law in Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry presents a complex legal landscape that businesses must navigate carefully. From banking services to taxation, interstate commerce, employment policies, and federal law enforcement, there are numerous legal implications that businesses need to consider. Seeking guidance from a knowledgeable Oklahoma marijuana business law attorney can help businesses ensure compliance with all laws and regulations while operating successfully in this rapidly growing industry. Contact us today for more information and assistance with legal issues related to medical marijuana in Oklahoma.
Green Hiring: Legal Considerations for Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Businesses
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It’s crucial for medical marijuana business owners in Oklahoma to understand the legal considerations surrounding hiring practices. From ensuring employees are properly licensed by the OMMA to navigating federal laws like drug-free workplace acts, there are important factors to consider. As an OMMA compliance lawyer in Tulsa, I can provide guidance and support to help you navigate these complexities and ensure your business is operating within the bounds of the law. If you’re a medical marijuana business owner in Oklahoma, don’t hesitate to reach out for assistance in understanding and implementing the necessary legal requirements for hiring employees in this industry.
How to Transfer Ownership of an Oklahoma Marijuana Commercial License before or after Renewal?
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Any Changes Could Be a $500 Fee Video Transcribed: We are continuing with the question of, what are the two ways to transfer ownership of a medical marijuana license. I am Ope Adegbuyi, a medical marijuana business lawyer in Tulsa, Oklahoma. And in my last video, I talked about the first way, which is […]
How Does Change of Ownership Work with an Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Commercial License?
Ope Adegbuyi, Esq.
During the process, the current owner can transfer the license to the new owner by submitting the required documentation of the new owner.
How Do You Change Ownership of an Oklahoma Marijuana Commercial License?
Ope Adegbuyi, Esq.
If you’re selling your license or transferring ownership to someone, then you have to go through the change of ownership application process.
Do I Need Separate Licenses for Each of My Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Business Locations?
Ope Adegbuyi, Esq.
You need to submit a separate application and an application fee for each license type, such as a processor, grower, or dispensary.
What Happens if an Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Business Intentionally Sells to a Minor?
Ope Adegbuyi, Esq.
The first offense of selling to a minor is $2,500. The second offense will be $5,000 and also a revocation of your business license.
Why is the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics Investigating Medical Marijuana Grow Businesses?
Ope Adegbuyi, Esq.
They’re doing this because businesses that have out-of-state owners have contracted with brokers to create sham agreements and ghost owners.
Perimeter Requirements for Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Businesses
Ope Adegbuyi, Esq.
Dispensaries, grow, and waste disposal facilities must provide proof that they are not within 1000 feet of the property line of any school.
What Are the Restrictions on Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Business Licenses?
Ope Adegbuyi, Esq.
Adult use licenses are restricted by the OMMA inspection rules, city permits, and the 1000-feet perimeter requirements still apply.
Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Business: Are You Required to Undergo a Criminal History Screening?
Ope Adegbuyi, Esq.
For a medical marijuana business license, one must pass an Oklahoma background check to see if the applicant does not have a criminal history.
What Are the Responsibilities of a Medical Marijuana Business License Holder?
Ope Adegbuyi, Esq.
The holders must comply with directives of the Department of Health. The holders must accept notices issued and served according to law.
When Do Marijuana Businesses Have to Renew Their Licenses?
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So, according to OOMA, businesses should submit their renewal application between one and 60 days before the license expires.