After going through some growing pains, Maine lawmakers say the state is ready to regulate recreational marijuana — nearly 18 months after voters approved it at the ballot box.
The Maine Superior Court issued a final ruling in the Goose Rocks Beach lawsuit late Friday, finding in favor of the town of Kennebunkport, granting title rights to the town of all beach areas in front of all but one of the 23 plaintiffs’ beachfront properties down to the low water mark.
Industrial space has become almost impossible to lease or buy in the greater Portland area, after cash rich marijuana growers snapped up exising warehouses. That's helped to force vacancy rates way down and prices way up, just as conventional businesses are ready to expand.
Drummond Woodsum is proud to announce a new publication authored by Erin Feltes and Eric Herlan titled New Hampshire Special Education Law. For the first time, everything you ever needed to know about special education...
The article authored by Gips and Hinton was featured in the Spring 2018 issue of Indian Gaming Lawyer, published by International Masters of Gaming Law (IMGL).
Rebecca London, a consultant for the Portland law firm of Drummond Woodsum, which lobbies for a marijuana industry group, praised the committee’s bill for prioritizing “accountability” for caregivers and said it “opens the market for folks who are looking to get in as well as people who have experience already in the market.”...
Mainely Trusses, based in Fairfied, Maine, was recently acquired by Hancock Lumber. In a prepared statement Hancock Lumber announced, “Mainely Trusses is a great fit for Hancock Lumber...
Drummond Woodsum attorney, Anna B. Cole, has been selected as a Union Leader 40 Under 40 2018 honoree, joining the ranks of New Hampshire’s up and coming professionals under the age of 40...
Maine’s top court has ruled that the Maine Department of Health and Human Services was wrong to deny food stamp benefits to asylum seekers who had been cleared to work but had yet to find a job...
