A California medical cannabis dispensary can’t deduct donations and business expenses from its federal taxes because its business falls under the Controlled Substances Act, the US Tax Court said Monday.

A truck driver consumed CBD oil, failed a drug test, and was fired from his job, but can he sue the companies that make the product for three times his lost wages?

Few major cities have been more relaxed about drugs than Vancouver, where the marijuana industry thrived long before Canada legalized cannabis and shopfronts blare advertisements for LSD and magic mushrooms.

A marijuana retailer will pay $95,000 to settle claims it suspended and fired an employee after she requested an accommodation for her disabilities, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission announced Thursday.

Even as some Big Law firms expand their contingency case portfolios, many of them have not gotten more comfortable with the risks involved.

Vice President Kamala Harris this week confirmed she supports the legalization of marijuana. It’s a change of heart that acknowledges the decades of injustice wrought by the criminalization of small amounts of weed and follows a broader shift in sentiment about cannabis in the US. And it makes sense — if it is accompanied by a massive effort to understand how pot affects public health.