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Zuber Lawler Nominated for ‘Cannabis Law Firm of the Year’ at The Emjays

Voting for the International Cannabis Awards closes on Oct 15th.

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2 years ago

October 8, 2023

Thaddeus Flint

The Zuber Lawler law firm, partner to Global Cannabis Times, has been shortlisted for “Cannabis Law Firm of the Year” at The Emjays – International Cannabis Awards.

The event, a collaborative endeavor between Farechild Events and the influential MJBizCon, is dedicated to recognizing the luminaries in the burgeoning cannabis industry.

With a robust presence from NYC to to Silicon Valley, Zuber Lawler has consistently demonstrated excellence in traditional legal matters. However, their distinction doesn’t stop there, having ventured into contemporary arenas such as blockchain and crypto, setting standards for others to follow.

The Emjays, slated for the Pearl Concert Theater in Las Vegas on November 30th, not only offers a platform for industry accolades but also shines a light on the evolution and potential of the cannabis industry. With industry leaders like Zuber Lawler at the forefront of nominations, the awards aim to highlight genuine innovation and expertise, signaling a new era for the cannabis sector and its associated legal fields.

Voting is open until October 15th here.

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