This recap summarizes key insights from Holon Law Partners’ January 27 AI executive roundtable in New York City, highlighting why AI governance, accountability, culture, and board-level ownership have become central leadership responsibilities as AI moves from experimentation to enterprise reality.
Announcing Holon Law Partners’ January 27 AI Breakfast Series event in New York City, outlining why AI governance has become a board- and C-suite-level responsibility and what senior leaders can expect from a candid, cross-industry discussion on operational risk, strategy, and executive accountability.
Holon Law Partners will be on the ground at MJBizCon 2025, connecting with operators and innovators while advancing strategic conversations around IP, brand protection, regulatory readiness, and deal-making in a rapidly evolving cannabis market.
Governor DeWine’s executive order banning “intoxicating hemp” products in Ohio faces immediate legal challenges and a temporary restraining order halting its enforcement.
Virginia will require all vapor products to appear on a state directory by December 31, 2025. Retailers and manufacturers face steep penalties for selling non-listed products, making compliance planning critical.
As the cannabis industry continues to grow and evolve, ownership disputes are becoming increasingly
common—especially in states with limited licensing opportunities and high barriers to entry.
As states like Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama tighten regulations on hemp-derived THC beverages—often shifting oversight to alcohol control boards—manufacturers and distributors must navigate evolving compliance challenges. This post outlines key changes and how businesses can stay ahead.