The last few years have been a time for reflection, improvement, and growth. The advancement of personal rights through legislation for minorities and other historically marginalized individuals and groups has been a focus and priority for lawmakers, legislators, and activists. Black…
Read MoreWe are proud to share that Mac Murray & Shuster has been named to the U.S. News & World Report 2022 “Best Law Firms” list as a Tier 1 Metro Firm in the area of Government Relations Practice. This marks the firm’s…
Read MoreCongratulations to Helen Mac Murray, Michele Shuster, Betty Montgomery, and Josh Stevens on their continued inclusion in the most recent edition of The Best Lawyers in America.This marks Partner Michele Shuster has been recognized for her achievements in Consumer Law. Also a…
Read MoreAs many are aware, the 2018 Farm Bill legalized hemp (cannabis with 0.3% THC or less) and hemp-derived products at the federal level by removing such products from the Controlled Substances Act (although individual states remain largely free to implement their own…
Read MoreA Monthly, Quarterly, and Annual Checklist for Your Organization Maintaining compliance with important privacy and other consumer protection regulations is not something you can afford to set and forget. If your business engages directly with consumers or supports other businesses that do,…
Read MoreDuring the Ohio Medical Marijuana Advisory Committee’s meeting last week, the Board of Pharmacy signified that it will reopen a second dispensary application process in the near future. The new application process, titled “Request for Applications for New Dispensaries (RFA II),” seeks…
Read MoreLaw360 recently selected M&S Partner Michele Shuster to serve on its 2021 Telecommunications Editorial Advisory Board. Comprised of partners at prominent U.S. law firms, the Advisory Board provides feedback and insight on how best to shape the publication’s coverage and provides reporters…
Read MoreToday, the Federal Communications Commission published its Final Rule (“Rule”) based on its December 22, 2020 Report and Order (“Order”) in the
Read MoreIndustry insiders are likely aware that the 2018 Farm Bill amended federal statute to effectively authorize the hemp industry at the federal level by removing cannabis testing below 0.3% THC from the definition of “marihuana,” and redefining it as hemp. However, they…
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