Critically acclaimed music and lifestyle publication Rolling Stone consulted leading psychedelics attorney Gary Smith on a recent article about religion and ancient psychedelic practices.
When discussing the First Amendment’s protection for religious observation and practice, […]
As pandemic aid begins to wind down, more Arizona companies are in financial trouble. To help viewers understand the scope of the problem, ABC15 turned to Lamar Hawkins for insight on what businesses […]
As the attorney who confirmed Arizona’s first Subchapter V 11 bankruptcy plan, Lamar Hawkins actively seeks to educate organizations, companies and individuals about the streamlined bankruptcy option. In Maricopa Lawyer’s March cover story, Lamar […]
Once Prop 207 became law, even the legal industry wondered what it meant for Arizona businesses. Writing for Arizona Attorney, Gary Smith helped legal professionals understand Prop 207’s strict regulations, as […]
Turning to the classic musical Oklahoma! for inspiration, Gary Smith wrote an article for Psychedelics Today arguing the pharmaceutical industry (“cowmen”) and grassroots reformists (“farmers”) should join forces for mutual benefit.
The […]
A December 2020 Supreme Court ruling in Tanzin v. Tanvir solidifies the ability for victims of religious persecution from government officials to seek monetary compensation. Writing for Chacruna, Gary Smith says the
The decriminalization and rescheduling of plant and fungi medicines is on the horizon, but the approach to legalization impacts who will be granted access to psychedelics. In an article for Psychedelics Today, Gary Smith […]
Businesses wondering how Prop 207 applies and what kind of opportunities it creates for them need only to read cannabis law expert Gary Smith’s article for In Business. Gary addresses a variety of questions […]
COVID-19 has been especially hard on small businesses and Arizona could see a tidal wave of bankruptcy filings in the upcoming year. Lamar Hawkins, a leading bankruptcy attorney in the state, educated ABC15 viewers […]
Arizona is expected to accept applications for adult-use cannabis licenses in January, and Phoenix Business Journal called on Gary Smith for insight on why 26 social equity licenses are included […]
