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A lawyer specializing in cannabis law is an attorney who has expertise in the legal aspects of cannabis, including its production, sale, distribution, and use. This type of lawyer is familiar with the complex and constantly evolving regulations surrounding cannabis at both the state and federal levels.
Cannabis lawyers may work with businesses in the cannabis industry, including dispensaries, cultivators, manufacturers, and testing facilities, to ensure compliance with local and state laws. They may also provide legal advice to individuals seeking to enter the cannabis industry or those facing legal issues related to cannabis, such as drug charges or disputes with landlords or neighbors.
To become a cannabis lawyer, one typically needs to complete a law degree and obtain a license to practice law in the state where they intend to work. It may also be helpful to gain experience in related fields such as regulatory law, business law, or criminal defense. Additionally, some lawyers may pursue additional training or certification specifically in cannabis law.