Brett M. Schuman, left, and Jennifer Briggs Fisher, right, of Goodwin Procter.
Questions about curbside delivery of cannabis, the "essential business" label and state deregulation are weighing on the industry. Now Goodwin is projecting an increase in demand for its cannabis practice.
April 06, 2020 at 02:53 PM
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Goodwin Procter, one of the earliest Am Law 200 firms to establish a cannabis-specific practice, is building up the group at a time of increasing questions facing marijuana businesses in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
The firm on Monday added former Duane Morris cannabis team lead Jennifer Briggs Fisher as a partner in its litigation and cannabis practices in San Francisco.
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