Michigan Court Upholds Dismissal of Job Offer Case Alleging Marijuana Bias February 25, 2019 A Michigan Court of Appeals ruling could reinforce zero-tolerance workplace rules for marijuana even in cases in which a person...
North Dakota Bills Aim to Improve Medical Marijuana Access February 12, 2019 As North Dakota’s Health Department enters the final stages of implementing a statewide distribution system for medical marijuana, state lawmakers...
Study Finds Chronic Pain Drives Patients to Use Medical Marijuana February 5, 2019 As of 2018, 33 states and the District of Columbia have approved the medical use of cannabis, while 10 states...
South Carolina Lawmakers Try Again With New Medical Marijuana Bill January 16, 2019 South Carolina lawmakers are once again introducing legislation to legalize marijuana for treatment of critically ill patients in the state,...
Study Finds Marijuana Users More Likely to Be Fired, Laid Off January 16, 2019 As the rate of marijuana use continues to rise in the U.S., workers who use marijuana may be at higher...
Thorny Questions Could Slow Pot Legalization Efforts in New York January 15, 2019 By DAVID KLEPPER Efforts to legalize marijuana for recreational use in New York are gaining steam, and Gov. Andrew Cuomo predicts a bill...
Arkansas Nears Launch of Medical Marijuana Program January 11, 2019 By ANDREW DeMILLO An Arkansas panel on Wednesday named 32 companies it intends to license to sell medical marijuana, two years after voters...
Delaware Judge Says Medical Marijuana User Can Sue Former Employer December 27, 2018 By RANDALL CHASE A Delaware judge has ruled that a medical marijuana user fired from his factory job after failing a drug test...
Despite Concerns, Utah Medical Pot Legislation Changes Approved December 6, 2018 By LINDSAY WHITEHURST Lawmakers in conservative Utah passed sweeping changes Monday to a new voter-approved medical marijuana ballot measure under a planned compromise...
Oklahoma Ruling Could Impact Workers’ Comp Cases Involving Med Pot December 3, 2018 A recent Oklahoma court ruling that permits an injured worker to receive compensation benefits with a positive drug test could...