Foley Hoag is proud to attend IgniteIt Market Spotlight: Colorado 2026, where Partner Lauren Carboni will be speaking on the panel The Rescheduling Rundown: What Medical Cannabis Reform Could Mean for Colorado. Carboni, alongside her fellow panelists, will explore what implementation could mean for Colorado operators, from 280E relief and banking to medical licensing, interstate commerce, and the practical steps businesses should be taking now to prepare for a changing federal landscape. This exclusive, single-day event brings together leading industry professionals for strategic networking and high-impact programming. Attendees will gain insider insights on the implications of federal rescheduling for the Colorado market, hear from seasoned operators and advisors navigating the state's evolving regulatory landscape, and walk away with an actionable roadmap for business growth.
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