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What the Court's Treatment of Roe and a Workers' Compensation Case Reveal about President Biden's Approach to Cannabis | Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP - Vimarsana News

What the Court's Treatment of Roe and a Workers' Compensation Case Reveal about President Biden's Approach to Cannabis | Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP

The leaked opinion overturning Roe, combined with a largely unknown workers’ compensation case pending before the Supreme Court, reveal the Biden administration’s position on cannabis:...

Biden Administration: What Does Roe and Cannabis Have In Common? - Vimarsana News

Biden Administration: What Does Roe and Cannabis Have In Common?

Leaked opinion overturning Roe, combined with unknown workers’ compensation case before the Supreme Court, reveal the Biden's position on cannabis,It also shows Court’s willingness to take strong and decisive opinions on matters of broad political and cultural significance.

Will Supreme Court review hygienist's marijuana case? - Vimarsana News

Will Supreme Court review hygienist's marijuana case?

The U.S. high court must decide if it will review cases denying workers’ compensation repayment for medical marijuana, including one involving a hygienist.

Will Supreme Court review hygienist's marijuana case? - Vimarsana News

Will Supreme Court review hygienist's marijuana case?

The U.S. high court must decide if it will review cases denying workers’ compensation repayment for medical marijuana, including one involving a hygienist.

Minnesota Insurers Argue Workers' Comp Doesn't Cover Medical Pot – Courthouse News Service - Vimarsana News

Minnesota Insurers Argue Workers' Comp Doesn't Cover Medical Pot – Courthouse News Service

(AP Photo/Richard Vogel, File) ST. PAUL, Minn. (CN) — Two workers’ compensation insurers took on Minnesota’s medical marijuana program Monday at the state’s high court, arguing that continued federal prohibition of cannabis forbids them from paying for injured workers’ use of the drug for pain relief.  The Minnesota Supreme Court heard oral arguments early Monday in the cases of Susan Musta and Daniel Bierbach, two Minnesotans who sought to use medical marijuana to treat pain and disability from work-related injuries. Attorneys for their respective employers’ workers-compensation...