By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
Seed-to-sale compliance is a chain of recorded events: plants, packages, production, transfers, waste, inventory, and sales. The operational rule is to record each event on time and reconcile the state system to the physical facility.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
The 2026 Schedule III rule changes §280E for qualifying state-medical-marijuana activity, but it does not erase the statute for adult-use or other Schedule I marijuana.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
Missouri licensing combines constitutional authority with detailed DCR rules and approvals. Operators should map license type, ownership, premises, commencement status, permitted activities, and change triggers before making strategic decisions.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
Illinois divides the adult-use market among distinct license categories with different regulators, privileges, locations, ownership limits, and operating rules. Choosing the wrong category changes the business model.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
A printable, bilingual worksheet for choosing recommendation-letter writers in EB-1A and national interest waiver cases: how USCIS weighs letters, independent and dependent writers, scoring, coverage, special situations, and drafting without templates.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
A printable, bilingual worksheet for inventorying EB-1A evidence against the ten criteria, building context for the final merits step, showing sustained acclaim and continuing work, and mapping the same record to EB-2 and a national interest waiver.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
Serious-injury coverage analysis starts by identifying every potentially applicable policy and insured, then reading the actual declarations, endorsements, exclusions, notice provisions, and settlement-consent terms before any release is signed.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
A signature block does not create authority. Build a written matrix that ties each contract category and dollar threshold to the governing documents, board or member approvals, and the person who may actually sign.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
Six months after launch, the formation file and the operating reality often diverge. Use a structured check-in to reconcile ownership, authority, filings, banking, contracts, insurance, data practices, employment, and compliance calendars.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
A new-hire file should connect work authorization, pay notice, payroll, state reporting, policies, access, training, benefits, privacy, and role-specific licensing. Use the first 20 days to build a record that shows what the employer told the employee, what it verified, and what access it granted.
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