Legal Expertise for the Cannabis & Hemp Industries
Serving California, Oregon & Washington
MEET THE TEAM
Clifton Cannabis Law appreciates and understands the frustrations that come with owning your own business. Young companies need a savvy legal team but may not have the financial resources to hire the best. Our legal team, licensed in California, Oregon and Washington, bridges this gap by bringing you the experience you can trust with the flexibility to “just get it done” or empower you to take on necessary tasks yourself if you need to save costs.
We help you grow.
Clifton Cannabis Law offers strategy, advice and legal services to help you protect and grow your company in a dynamic market. With experience supporting cannabis and hemp entrepreneurs, we understand the needs of your business in a rapid growth industry.
We know the market.
We represent companies in all stages of development, from formation through sale. Whether you are starting with land use regulations, applying for recreational marijuana licenses in Oregon, debt-to-equity financing, employee recruitment and stock option plans, trademark filings, and more– we can help.
A unique approach.
CCL knows firsthand what it is like trying to start a new business and the financial constraints that accompany it. If there is something we think you can do yourself, we will tell you how to do it. We see ourselves as part of the team, as your in-house counsel. Together we will move the industry forward.
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ABOUT US
Clifton Cannabis Law offers strategy, advice and legal services to help you protect and grow your company in a dynamic market. With experience supporting marijuana entrepreneurs, we understand the needs of your business in a rapid growth industry.
LATEST NEWS
OLCC Rule Changes went into effect on August 1, 2018
Outdoor recreational cannabis growers are advised to take note of new Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) rules that went into effect on August 1, 2018. The OLCC now requires notification prior to harvest, with the intended purpose of addressing diversion of...
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