Recent legislative changes in California have opened up exciting opportunities for cannabis lounges and retailers. With a new law allowing on-premise consumption areas, the sale of food and drinks, and the hosting of live music events, businesses are gearing up to create unique and engaging experiences. However, as these businesses expand and innovate, it’s crucial for all brand owners to consider the implications for trademarks in the cannabis industry.
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