420 With CNW - US Cannabis Companies Could Soon Access Bankruptcy Protection


(MENAFN- Investor Brand Network) U.S. cannabis businesses undergoing distress often face hurdles in
seeking bankruptcy protection , a common challenge in an industry prone to business downturns. However, there's a glimmer of hope on the horizon with
potential federal rescheduling of cannabis
and shifting perspectives evident in recent bankruptcy cases.

Duane Morris Law firm associate, Ryan Spengler, expressed cautious optimism, noting that advancements in court rulings coupled with potential rescheduling may pave the...

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