At Rogoway Law, we take pride in the work we do for each of our clients as well as in the larger social change that we’ve helped effectuate. We place great emphasis on the acquisition and retention of subject matter expertise which has been gained through many years of working on a variety of matters which have a regulatory nexus overlapping different practice areas.
We have earned our reputation as a go-to multidisciplinary firm known for deep regulatory expertise and a solid team of powerful litigation, transactional, intellectual property, and regulatory attorneys.
While we work hard for our clients, we also make sure to set aside time meaningfully dedicated to social causes. Since our inception, we’ve worked on matters such as statewide ballot initiatives to legalize cannabis, litigation on behalf of families of disabled children, and local ordinances to expand cannabis permitting or reform outdated tax laws.
Rogoway Law was founded in 2011. In the beginning, we were focused on litigating cases in courts across California, in the Court of Appeal, United States District Court, and as pro hac vice counsel in other states. At that time, we primarily helped patients, collectives, and caregivers fight to effectuate their rights. It was this initial trial work which first provided the firm with recognition and the opportunity to grow.
Our work to legalize cannabis began in 2009 with California’s Prop. 19 and includes 3 separate statewide initiatives to legalize cannabis through 2016.
Since legalization, Rogoway Law has represented some of the most significant companies in the cannabis and hemp industries through both the good times as well as in times that are more challenging. Meanwhile, our dedication to using our practice as a vehicle to do good is stronger than ever.
From our roots in regulatory enforcement and governmental investigations, our practice has grown to include an accomplished team of attorneys with practice areas including corporate transactions, civil litigation, regulatory compliance, and intellectual property. Our attorneys, and non-attorney professionals, utilize their diverse set of skills and perspectives to help provide our clients with value and mitigating risk.
You can visit our team page to learn more about the legal professionals who will be working on your matter.
Our attorneys demonstrate their professional commitment to social justice through their work on behalf of families of disabled children, trade associations seeking a more hospitable business environment, and with the Cannabis Law and Policy Center. These efforts are integral to our values and culture.
We have influenced the cannabis industry since before the industry was regulated. We fight the good fight, we take on hard cases, we don’t shy away from challenging policy issues, and we help execute significant transactions.
To learn more about some of the significant matters we’ve been involved with, please take a look at our Press page.
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The California Department of Cannabis Control (“DCC”) just announced the release of its newest resource for California commercial cannabis businesses, CannaConnect. Described as a webpage
Our newsletter provides valuable information for businesses, often including the latest legal developments affecting the cannabis and hemp industries.
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