Jason Adelstone

Jason Adelstone is a seasoned business lawyer, international policy advisor, and problem solver. Based in Denver, Colorado, he provides domestic and international legal counsel to a diverse clientele, including entrepreneurs, corporations, religious organizations, and federal and international cannabis operators. His practice spans corporate law, international policy, and cannabis regulatory compliance, helping clients navigate the complexities of the global cannabis industry and beyond.

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I-9 Immigration Compliance for Restaurants & Hotels

Mastering I-9 Compliance to Avoid Costly ICE Audits I-9 compliance is more crucial than ever for businesses, especially those in the U.S. hospitality industry. An ICE audit can shut down your restaurant overnight. A single misplaced I-9 form could cost tens of thousands in fines. Is your hospitality business prepared? Running a successful restaurant or

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When Should I Call My Business Lawyer?

When Should I Call My Business Lawyer? Entrepreneurs carry heavy burdens, often for years without much respite. Running a business involves navigating a complex web of legal considerations that can impact every aspect of your operations. Knowing when to consult a business lawyer is crucial for protecting your company and ensuring long-term success. From entity

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Doing Business in the United States: State Laws Matter

Doing Business in the United States: Why State and Local Law Matter Current as of September 2026 A German machinery company forms a Delaware corporation to enter the U.S. market. It hires a salesperson who works from her home in Los Angeles, contracts with a fulfillment company that happens to warehouse the spare parts outside

International E-Commerce Law: What Companies Need to Know Before Selling Worldwide

International E-Commerce Law: What Companies Need to Know Before Selling Worldwide The most expensive mistake in international e-commerce often occurs before the first foreign order arrives: the company lets its website decide where it does business. It builds an online store for its home market, turns on international shipping, and accepts orders from wherever its