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Bryna Dahlin, Mark Silberman, Ryan Levitt, and Meghan Golden Publish Article on DOJ Scrutiny of Cannabis Industry PPP Loans in Cannabis Business Executive
September 4, 2024
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Bryna Dahlin, Partner and Chair of the Cannabis Industry Group, Partner Mark Silberman, Of Counsel Ryan Levitt, and Associate Meghan Golden published an article in Cannabis Business Executive on DOJ Scrutiny of Cannabis Industry PPP Loans.
The article discusses the DOJ’s investigation into over 100 businesses related to the cannabis industry for possible PPP loan fraud. It highlights the regulatory challenges faced by these businesses due to marijuana’s federal illegality, which complicates their eligibility for PPP funds. Additionally, the article examines how this scrutiny may impact both Direct and Indirect Marijuana Businesses.
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