New York Budget Includes $15M Fee for Medical Cannabis Companies Seeking Adult-Use Licenses
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New York Budget Includes $15M Fee for Medical Cannabis Companies Seeking Adult-Use Licenses
Medical cannabis businesses in New York seeking to participate in the adult-use market could face a $15 million licensing fee under a proposal in the state budget, Capitol Pressroom reports. Katie Neer, who is of counsel at Dickinson & Avella and represents the New York Medical Cannabis Industry Association, told the Pressroom that a $5 million fee for three co-located shops, paid over time, would be "feasible" - but a $15 million fee is not. "I…
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