Drummond Woodsum | Law Firms in Portland Maine & New Hampshire

February 26, 2019

Malina E. Dumas
Edward (Ted) J. Kelleher
Hannah E. King

An Update on Hemp Research and Business Opportunities for Colleges and Universities

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February 20, 2019

Jeremy R. Fischer

Drummond Woodsum attorney Jeremy Fischer Represents Mortgage Holder in Portland West End Condo Foreclosure

Williston-West Condominiums, at 32 Thomas St. in Portland's West End, filed for bankruptcy under chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code one hour before...

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Bankruptcy and Debtor/Creditor Litigation
Bankruptcy, Restructuring, & Creditors' Rights

February 13, 2019

Malina E. Dumas

Malina Dumas to Speak at the Mitchell Institute Annual MILE II Event in March

Drummond Woodsum Attorney Malina Dumas will be speaking at a Mitchell Institute career development event in March. The theme for this year’s annual MILE II event is “Maine Roots, Global Reach,” and approximately 80 Scholars ...

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February 4, 2019

Malina E. Dumas
Hannah E. King

Portland Delays Action on Zoning Rules for Marijuana-related Businesses

The Portland City Council on Monday postponed a vote to establish zoning rules for marijuana-related businesses....

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Press Herald

Regulated Substances

January 29, 2019

Drummond Woodsum Completes Merger with Gardner Fulton & Waugh

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Municipal Law

January 25, 2019

Malina E. Dumas
Edward (Ted) J. Kelleher
Hannah E. King

Appeal of Maine Regulatory Consulting Contract Threatens delay in Adult Use Licensure

Any business that wants to cultivate, process or sell adult use marijuana in Maine will require a license from the State to do so. No licenses can be issued until the State issues final regulations governing the operation of the industry, including, critically, the rules for how to apply for and obtain a state license.

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Regulated Substances

January 22, 2019

Malina E. Dumas
Hannah E. King

Opportunities for Indian Tribes Under the Hemp Provisions of the 2018 Farm Bill

On December 20, 2018, President Trump signed the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, otherwise known as the 2018 Farm Bill (“Farm Bill”). . . The passage of the Farm Bill opens up potentially significant economic opportunities for tribes, as well as allowing tribes to exercise sovereignty through exercise of tribal regulatory powers. Additionally, there may be some advantages for tribes interested in entering into the hemp space. That being said, there is a complex overlay of federal law that tribal governments will have to navigate to take advantage of these opportunities.

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Business & Corporate
Regulated Substances
Tribal Business Enterprise Group

January 17, 2019

Gary D. Vogel

Gary Vogel Shares Insights About the Condition of the Real Estate Market on Maine Public Radio's Morning Edition

Is Maine's Hot Real Estate Market About To Cool? Trade Group Looks Ahead. Listen to Attorney Gary Vogel on Maine Public Radio's Morning Edition.

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Real Estate

January 7, 2019

Hannah E. King

Update: The Farm Bill, Hemp Legalization, and the status of CBD

On December 20, 2018, President Trump signed the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, otherwise known as the 2018 Farm Bill (“Farm Bill”). The Farm Bill makes sweeping changes to the legal status of hemp...

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Business & Corporate
Regulated Substances
Tribal Business Enterprise Group

January 3, 2019

Demetrio F. Aspiras
Michael L. Buescher
Anna B. Cole
Julia (Greenleaf) Pitney

Drummond Woodsum Announces New Shareholders

Drummond Woodsum, one of northern New England’s premier law firms, is pleased to announce that it has promoted four of its associate attorneys to shareholders of the firm. Michael Buescher and Julia Pitney based in the Portland, Maine office, Anna Cole who practices at the firm’s Manchester, NH office and Demetrio Aspiras practicing in Portsmouth, NH are now among the owners of the firm.

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