Higher Law: Q&A: New Jersey Inches Toward Recreational Marijuana Sales
“This is the first time that a lot of New Jersey attorneys who are not practicing in the cannabis space realized that they’re going to have to familiarize themselves with the industry—because at this point the industry is knocking on their front door,” said Robert DiPisa, co-chair of the cannabis practice group at Cole Schotz.
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