Griffen Thorne, an attorney for the Harris Bricken law firm in Los Angeles who specializes in cannabis businesses, said these companies will need to “scramble” to get new agreements. He said his firm has prepared “a lot” of notarized statements for start-ups, but none of their clients are unionized that he is aware of.
“As we sit here today, these agreements are more of a nuisance,” Thorne said.