By Lincoln Square Law · September 13, 2026
A 60-day notification deadline is an outer limit, not an investigation plan. The first day should preserve evidence, stop ongoing exposure, identify the legal decision-makers, and create a record for the breach-risk assessment and any required notices.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 13, 2026
A practical guide to assembling a national interest waiver record in 2026: defining the endeavor, proving impact and positioning with documents, letters that corroborate, arguing the third prong, and the EB-2 foundation.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 13, 2026
Cannabis counsel is most useful when legal review is built into ownership changes, licensing, inventory controls, SOP changes, vendor contracts, transactions, renewals, and inspection readiness instead of being called only after a notice of violation arrives.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 13, 2026
A cannabis site is a regulatory asset as well as a piece of real estate. The transaction should confirm parcel zoning, state location rules, landlord consent, construction rights, and conditions that keep rent, price, or possession from getting ahead of the necessary approvals.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 13, 2026
Marketing teams often treat a cannabis launch as one creative project, but the legal review has at least two tracks.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 13, 2026
Missouri’s current cannabis rules, effective May 30, 2026, do not impose one blanket “change of control” procedure.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 13, 2026
Earnest money is controlled by the contract, not by a general rule that the deposit is always refundable or always forfeited. The key questions are what contingency applies, what deadline controls, what notice is required, and what remedy the contract allows after a breach.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 13, 2026
What your own auto policy requires after a crash: notice, cooperation, recorded statements, examinations under oath, medical authorizations, and how uninsured and underinsured motorist claims differ from the other driver’s claim.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 13, 2026
How to choose between adjustment of status and consular processing: eligibility under INA 245, unlawful presence bars and the I-601A waiver, the 2026 public charge change, consular interview conditions, and Notices to Appear.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 13, 2026
Attorney review in an Illinois residential transaction is a contractual right defined by the signed form. The clause can create a short period for approval, disapproval, or modification, but the deadline, permitted changes, notice method, and consequences come from the actual contract.
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