Sean McAllister Quoted on Public Radio Regarding Public Company Ownership of Cannabis Companies
Friends,
As you may know, the Colorado Legislature is considering a bill that would allow public company ownership of cannabis companies in the state. Governor Polis has indicated he will sign this bill if it passes. I was quoted this morning on Public Radio discussing this important topic. See the article here.
In anticipation of this bill becoming law, McAllister Garfield recently hired Senior Attorney Dirk Vandeveld, who has deep experience with mergers & acquisitions, securities laws, and private placement transactions, and has 20 years’ experience working in the securities industry capital markets and is FINRA licensed. If you have any questions about this pending bill, feel free to contact me directly.
Sincerely,
Sean T. McAllister, Esq.
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