Cannabis Products, Industrial Hemp Products, and Alcoholic Beverages
With the legalization of commercial recreational use of cannabis products commencing in 2018, along with licensed manufacture and sale, several questions have arisen about what activities are permissible on or in premises licensed by the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (“ABC”) to manufacture or sell alcoholic beverages.
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Cannabis Products, Industrial Hemp Products, and Alcoholic Beverages
in Alcoholic Beverage Licensing, Current Affairs, NewsWith the legalization of commercial recreational use of cannabis products commencing in 2018, along with licensed manufacture and sale, several questions have arisen about what activities are permissible on or in premises licensed by the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (“ABC”) to manufacture or sell alcoholic beverages.
ABC Launches New Online Licensing Services Portal for Over 90,000 California Businesses
in Alcoholic Beverage Licensing, Current Affairs, News“The new portal offers an easier and more efficient way for licensees to renew their licenses by paying annual fees online,” said ABC Director Eric Hirata. “The online system is part of ABC’s overall plan to modernize and provide faster service through the use of technology.”
ABC Launches New LEAD Training for Off-Sale Licensees and Employees
in Alcoholic Beverage Licensing, Current Affairs, News“The California ABC just made attending and completing LEAD training for Off-sale premises (RBS training is required for On-sale premises) easier.
They have established it Online.
See the press release just received, and click on the hyperlink that takes you to the page that sets out the 10 modules, and provides a Certificate, as well as the other information and guides”.
The Bars’ Bar: With Ongoing Pandemic and Changing Restrictions, Work Isn ’t Drying Up for California Alcohol Lawyers
in Alcoholic Beverage Licensing, Current Affairs, NewsIn the world of American alcohol and beverage regulation, as of the spring of 2020, Carrie Bonnington had seen it all. The Sacramento-based partner at…
WHAT IS CALIFORNIA’S DENSITY BONUS LAW?
in Current Affairs, Land Use, News, Stephen Allen JamiesonIt is no secret that California has a housing crunch. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that there are 14.2 million housing units in California, which some experts believe is as much as 30% below the state’s actual needs. One strategy lawmakers are using to address this problem is the California density bonus law.
Eighth Notice of Regulatory Relief – California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
in Alcoholic Beverage Licensing, Current Affairs, NewsThe Department has continued to carefully consider the public health, safety, and welfare in determining if any Regulatory Relief provisions should be extended.
COVID-19 Crisis: Important Questions To Ask
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Happy Valentine’s Day from SSJ Law
in Current AffairsSSJLaw is working remotely as a safety measure to help mitigate public exposure to COVID 19
New 2020 Law: Okay for Brewers Give Glassware to Retailers
in Current AffairsJamieson Received NALCP Most Valuable Associate Member Award
in Current AffairsSolomon, Saltsman & Jamieson Celebrate a Year Well Done!
in Current Affairs, Personal InjuryIn 2018, SSJLaw settled personal injury cases in excess of $13,000,000.
In continuing to litigate catastrophic injury cases, SSJLaw successfully concluded cases which included a motorcycle accident death, a pedestrian versus car injury, and a shooting that left our client severely and permanently injured, as well as other many significant and life changing matters.
SuperLawyers Honors Ralph Saltsman and Steve Solomon on the best cheap eats in LA
in Current Affairs, News, Ralph B. Saltsman, Stephen Warren SolomonFor the last eight years, Ralph Saltsman and Stephen Solomon have been running around town and gobbling up food as co-creators and co-hosts of the Emmy® Award-winning cable show Cheap Eats. They recently sat down with the show’s director of communication, Erica Jamieson, to talk food in LA.