Our Mission
Before passage of Arizona Proposition 203, medical marijuana was leading the way out of the dark ages of cannabis prohibition nationwide. This vacuum of law is rapidly being filled.
As decriminalization and possible rescheduling of cannabis loom on the horizon, no aspect of the law will be untouched. Whether litigation or transactional work, contracts or family law, employment or insurance law, etc., cannabis will weave itself into every thread of society. The lawyers of the Arizona Cannabis Bar Association are bravely leading the way towards smart, professional, and ethical cannabis law practice.
CANNABIS HISTORY
ETHICAL CANNABIS LEGAL WORK AND ADVICE
- Dispensary Regulatory Advice
- Dispensary Application and Lottery
- Dispensary and Cultivation Zoning
- Entity Formation
- IRS 280(e) Advice
- Securities and Finance
- Medical Director Advice
- DUI/DWI
- Labor and Employment
- Medibles and Commissary Kitchen Regulation
- Family and Dependency
- Patient and Caregiver Qualification
- Cultivation Contracts
- Landlord and Tenancy Issues
- Intellectual Property, Trade Secret, Trademark, and Copyright
- Partnership and Joint Venture
- Litigation and Arbitration
- Department of Health Services Revocation Defense
- Criminal Defense
- Administrative Prosecution for Additional Qualifying Conditions
Contrary to what you may have been told, cannabis has been a part of human civilization since the beginning. Read, investigate, and learn the truth.
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SERVICES PROVIDED BY ARIZONA CANNABIS BAR ASSOCIATION LAWYERS
The Arizona Cannabis Bar Association welcomes all Arizona-licensed attorneys in good standing with the State Bar of Arizona.
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Arizona Cannabis Bar Association
The Arizona Cannabis Bar Association's mission is to educate lawyers and the public on cannabis law, and to serve the needs of responsible cannabis legislation and regulation.
Supporting the Legal Community That Supports Wise and Ethical Cannabis Law
THE ARIZONA STATE BAR HAS GIVEN PERMISSION FOR ARIZONA LAWYERS TO AID THE CANNABIS INDUSTRY
Recognizing that the passage of Proposition 203 in 2011 placed lawyers in an ethical dilemma - it is not ethical to counsel clients on how to violate the law - the Arizona State Bar issued Ethics Opinion 11-01 establishing the parameters to which all Arizona lawyers must adhere, when counseling cannabis clients.
Arizona Cannabis Bar Asssociation