NJBIZ Conversations: Chris Porrino - NJBIZ

Jeffrey Kanige//August 15, 2022

Jeffrey Kanige//August 15, 2022

Former state Attorney General Christopher Porrino, now a partner at Roseland’s Lowenstein Sandler, recently wrote an Op-Ed for NJ.com decrying the existence of a gray market for cannabis sales. Porrino described his experiences in both New York and New Jersey, which suggested to him that unlicensed and untaxed retail establishments were evading the regulatory requirements to the detriment of public safety and the legal businesses that go about their business the right way, following all the rules.

For this edition of NJBIZ Conversations, Porrino talked about his concerns and renewed the call he made in the piece for law enforcement to crack down on the unlicensed sellers.

To watch the full interview, click on the image below.

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