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      Greener Pastures: Maximizing Opportunity in Minnesota’s New Adult-Use Cannabis Market

      Greener Pastures: Maximizing Opportunity in Minnesota’s New Adult-Use Cannabis Market

      2026 marks a pivotal year for Minnesota’s cannabis entrepreneurs, operators, and investors. The state’s adult-use market has finally launched, opening new opportunities for business. Leading cannabis attorney Jason Tarasek will share insights on regulatory changes, licensing, compliance, and zoning, and the unique opportunities for private-sector businesses to partner with Minnesota’s Tribal Nations. Attendees will learn how to navigate the market and thrive in Minnesota’s new cannabis economy.


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      Jason Tarasek

      Budding Opportunities: Setting Up Your Cannabis Business in Minnesota
      Jason Tarasek serves as counsel at Vicente LLP and manages the firm’s Minnesota office. He assists hemp, cannabinoid, medical marijuana and adult-use cannabis clients throughout the Upper Midwest. With more than 20 years of legal experience as a transactional attorney and litigator, he has handled hundreds of civil litigation matters and first-chaired several trials in state courts and federal courts throughout the Upper Midwest.