Michigan has had the Medical Marihuna Act in effect since 2008 and which has generated opportunities for those interested in owning or working in a business involving Cannabis.

With the possibility of marijuana becoming legal for recreational use, the State of Michigan is going to require specialized licensing in multiple categories to operate a Marijuana business.

Komorn Law Can Help.

At Komorn Law we have helped many clients through this process of obtaining licensing for the Medical Marihuana Facilities Act (MMFLA).

An example of some of the licenses available and some that may become available include:

• Provisioning Center Licensing
• Grow Licenses
• Cultivation Licenses
• Infused Product Licensing
• Occupation Licenses
• Transportation Licenses

Our attorneys can clarify the licensing and regulatory requirements and/or concerns.

There are many rules and regulatory issues that we can assist and advise you to be a legal patient or caregiver. Our attorneys also can help your marijuana business maintain compliance and grow safely though the changing laws.

Law Enforcement and the court systems prey upon the confusion cause by the laws and regulations. Komorn Law has assisted many clients both before and after encounters with Law Enforcement or regulators.

Non-compliance means penalties.

Failure to comply with rules and regulations can result in a list if infractions or penalties or even possibly legal charges against you and/or your business.  This can slow down or posibly shut down your business for good.

Being proactive and not reactive can save you a lot of money and wasted resources.

It’s important before rather than after to make sure that you comply with Michigan’s laws: Failure to do so could make your facility a more appealing objective for the federal government.

Contact us today for help in understanding Michigan’s medical marijuana laws and the proposed recreational marijuana licensing programs. 800-656-3557.