The Heber Springs dispensary is at the center of a complicated legal battle.
Nate Steel
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Reefer Madness in the rearview?
How a federal reclassification of cannabis could affect Arkansas.
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Louisiana cannabis law change sends grow license to Good Day Farm
Louisiana lawmakers approved a law change that extends the state’s medical marijuana program and cuts out universities as cannabis cultivators.
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Law firm files defamation suit in dispensary legal battle
Alex Gray and Nate Steel filed a defamation suit last week against Marshall Wright and Scott Pace, who accused them of fraud and malpractice in relation to medical marijuana dispensary ownership.
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More former dispensary owners sue medical marijuana businessmen and lawyers
The lawyers who filed a lawsuit last week over a Heber Springs dispensary filed another suit Tuesday against the same defendants over a Morrilton dispensary.
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Little Rock lawyer Alex Gray and other investors in Good Day Farm look to become a regional player in the cannabis industry
Gray is co-owner of both a medical marijuana cultivation facility and a dispensary in Arkansas, and of cultivation facilities in Louisiana and Missouri. He and other investors are primed to open a grow operation in Mississippi and continue to expand throughout the Southeast as the ever-evolving market continues to open up
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Nate Steel joins Common Ground
A familiar name joins an uphill centrist climb.
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Democrats contribute to Leslie Rutledge PAC
You want bipartisanship? Behold the invitation to a recent fund-raiser to swell the treasury of Attorney General Leslie Rutledge’s PAC — Arkansas’s First and Finest.”
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Lawsuit over Jeremy Hutchinson’s failed legal work settled
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette got the jump this morning on dismissal of a lawsuit over Jeremy Hutchinson’s failed representation of a nonprofit health provider in Batesville. I can explain what this likely signifies.
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Dueling redistricting proposals in the mill for 2020, one heavily GOP-flavored
Two proposals have emerged to control legislative redistricting. One is nakedly partisan. One makes a stab at bipartisansip.