Ohio Cannabis Companies Sue Regulators over Strict Rules

Lawsuit Claims Ohio Marijuana Rules On Advertising, Products Violate Voter-Backed Law - Cannabis News World

Cleveland-based Ancient Roots, Akron-based Fire Rock and five other businesses filed a lawsuit The post Lawsuit Claims Ohio Marijuana Rules On Advertising, Products Violate Voter-Backed Law appeared first on Marijuana Retail Report - News and Information for Cannabis Retailers.

Ohio cannabis companies sue regulators over strict rules

Ohio cannabis companies are suing state regulators over overly strict product and advertising rules that conflict with the voter-approved law. Ohio cannabis companies sue regulators over strict rules is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs

Ohio Cannabis Companies Sue Regulators Contending Rules For Ads And Products Violate Voter-Approved Law

COLUMBUS – Ohio marijuana companies sued regulators over product and advertising rules, saying they’re too strict and violate the law approved by voters. Cleveland-based Ancient Roots, Akron-based Fire Rock and five other businesses filed a lawsuit Sept. 17 against the Division of Cannabis Control, which oversees the state’s marijuana program. The move came nearly two years after Ohioans legalized recreational marijuana in the November 2023 elec…

Ohio Marijuana Companies Sue Regulators Over Advertising and Product Rules They Call Unfair

The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Several Ohio marijuana companies are suing state regulators over product and advertising restrictions they argue go against the voter-approved legalization law. The lawsuit, filed in Franklin County court, names Cleveland-based Ancient Roots, Akron-based Fire Rock and five other businesses. They accuse the Division of Cannabis Control of forcing companies to comply with outdated medical marij…