quiebra

El precipicio del 12 de noviembre: cómo la prohibición del cáñamo amenaza la elegibilidad para la quiebra

La mayoría de los comentarios sobre la «prohibición del cáñamo» incluida en el proyecto de ley de financiación de noviembre se han centrado en dos aspectos relacionados: (1) qué productos y actividades pasarán a ser ilegales el 12 de noviembre de 2026, y (2) si el Congreso modificará sustancialmente o aplazará la prohibición antes de esa fecha. Aunque ese enfoque es comprensible, pasa por alto un aspecto crítico y más inmediato,

aranceles sobre el cannabis

¿Hay algún método en este caos? El mercado bursátil y un posible colapso del cannabis

As economists overwhelmingly question the Trump Administration’s tariff policy, one has to wonder if there is a deeper strategy behind his seemingly chaotic moves? While President Trump’s recent push for sweeping tariffs and saber-rattling on global trade might look like bluster or protectionism on the surface, there's a theory that it’s something far more calculated—a

sector del cannabis

Salvar la industria del cannabis de Oregón

Though the cannabis industry is one of America’s most lucrative new industries -- with estimates that it will reach approximately $58 billion in sales by 2028 -- the markets in several recreational states are suffering severe financial harm. In states like Oregon, the problems have gotten so out of hand that businesses are even pulling

licencia de la OLCC como garantía

Cannabis en Oregón: la licencia OLCC como garantía

Can a creditor, landlord or other third party take a security interest in an OLCC license? Can an OLCC licensee collateralize or pledge its license-- as if that license were personal property, and not just a permission conferred by the state? These are two sides of an academic question we’ve been batting around for years

cáliz

Actualización sobre la administración judicial de Chalice: mercado débil, los iniciados se lanzan al ataque

I’ve been writing about the Chalice receivership process since late May, when Chalice Brands Ltd. (OTCMKTS: CHALF) filed an Oregon Circuit Court complaint. In that Oregon lawsuit, Chalice brought claims against five local subsidiaries to drive them into receivership, claiming some $35 million owed. The lawsuit was orchestrated with a parallel Canadian proceeding. Up north,

empresas del sector del cannabis

Estrategias para empresas de cannabis en dificultades

It's pretty easy to write about everything that's going wrong in today's cannabis industry. Today, I want to change gears and talk about some of the strategies we've seen work for distressed cannabis businesses in the past. Yes, some of these strategies may seem obvious at first. But pulling them off correctly - especially in

Administración judicial del cannabis en California

Las administraciones judiciales de cannabis llegan a California

California's cannabis industry is a mess. Between the rampant illegal market, onerous taxation, unnecessarily complicated regulations, debt defaults, and a host of other factors, things have never been worse. Businesses big and small are imploding. Without federal bankruptcy protection, the best tool available to insolvent and nearly insolvent companies is gone. So we're going to

Promotional image for the 36th Annual NW Bankruptcy Conference. Event details: Friday, April 14 at 9:30 am PST. Speaker: Vince Sliwoski from Harris Sliwoski LLP on "The Business of Cannabis & Bankruptcy.

El negocio del cannabis y la quiebra: 14 de abril en Portland

Harris Sliwoski's Vince Sliwoski (Portland) will present in-person next Friday, April 14 at the 36th annual Northwest Bankruptcy Institute. Vince will join Dominique Scalia of DBS Law (Seattle) as they cover "The Business of Cannabis and Bankruptcy." This event is co-sponsored by sections of the Oregon State Bar and Washington State Bar. Details on the

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