Please join us for a timely webinar, Virginia's Adult-Use Cannabis Market: What You Need to Know, where our team will break down the landmark legislation paving the way for adult-use cannabis sales in the Commonwealth. We will walk through the history of cannabis regulation in Virginia, the key provisions of the newly enacted SB 542/HB 642, and what the upcoming adult-use licensing round—with applications opening as early as September 1, 2026—means for prospective applicants and current medical licensees alike. Our team will also discuss what to expect from the Virginia Cannabis Control Authority's forthcoming regulations, practical steps you can take now to prepare your application materials, and critical post-licensure details including license caps, taxation, and transfer restrictions.
Whether you are a current pharmaceutical processor evaluating dual-use authorization, an entrepreneur exploring new license opportunities, or an advisor helping clients navigate this emerging market, this webinar will equip you with the insights you need to stay ahead.
CLE credit for this course is available in New York and California. This program is offering 0.5 Areas of Professional Practice CLE credit in NY, and 0.5 General CLE credit in CA. The program is appropriate for both newly admitted attorneys and experienced attorneys. Please contact us for details.
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