Seth A. Goldberg Authors Op-Ed in Cannabis Business Times, "Closing the Hemp Loophole Does Not Mean Your Business Has to Close"
Seth A. Goldberg, partner in the firm’s Litigation practice and co-chair of the firm’s Cannabis & Hemp Law practice, recently authored an op-ed in Cannabis Business Times titled, “Closing the Hemp Loophole Does Not Mean Your Business Has to Close.” The article discusses how hemp business can respond to changes to the definition of hemp that will become effective in December 2026.
“It would be prudent for hemp-related companies to begin thinking through how such changes will impact various aspects of their business. For example, force majeure clauses in supply contracts that are dependent on the current definition of hemp could be triggered. Covenants in loans, leases, and insurance policies could be triggered if the law changes,” writes Goldberg.
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