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02.26.2025
Speaking Engagements & Seminars
Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey Cannabis Workshop
Partner Bill Caruso will serve as the moderator for the Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey’s “Cannabis Workshop.” Joining Bill will be a panel of industry leaders, who will be discussing the current state of cannabis and its future.

10.16.2024
In the News
Intoxicating Hemp Products Still on Sale in NJ Amid Lawsuit
A judge’s recent decision allowing stores to continue selling hemp products with THC is the topic of several news stories, which include comments from Bill Caruso, Chair of Archer’s Cannabis Group. A federal judge handed a partial victory to hemp businesses that sued to stop enforcement of the state’s new law restricting sales of intoxicating hemp products. The judge sided with hemp businesses that said the law would make it a crime for out-of-state businesses to transport hemp.

10.04.2024
In the News
Bill Would let People Bar Themselves from Entering Cannabis Shops
In the New Jersey Monitor article, "Bill Would let People Bar Themselves from Entering Cannabis Shops," partner Bill Caruso, Chair of Archer’s Cannabis Group, commented on a newly proposed bill in the Legislature that would allow people to volunteer to be on a list barring them from entering dispensaries or buying cannabis products . The measure is similar to a state program that launched in 2001 allowing people to self-exclude from entering casinos to address gambling addictions.