
Casey Leaver
Senior Director of ComplianceVicente LLPCasey Leaver is the senior director of regulatory compliance at Vicente LLP. In this role, she assists clients with understanding rules and regulations and provides guidance for establishing and operating a compliant marijuana business. She also regularly conducts on-site facility audits to ensure compliance with state regulations and prepare clients for pre-and post-licensure inspections. Acting as a liaison between clients and the Cannabis Control Commission, Casey is focused on the prevention of disciplinary action and maintaining a compliant marijuana establishment. She also assists licensees in navigating and preparing appropriate responses to notices of violations, deficiencies, and enforcement action.
As her view of compliance and role are all-encompassing, Casey prepares clients for a compliant and efficient business from the outset, starting with application material review, input on facility layouts as well as development of policies and procedures, training and education materials. In addition, she conducts reviews of labels, packaging, advertising, marketing, social media posts and website design.
Prior to joining Vicente LLP, Casey worked as a special investigation and compliance manager for the background check company awarded the contract with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health Medical Marijuana Program and later the Cannabis Control Commission, conducting in-depth investigations on behalf of the Commonwealth as well as marijuana businesses. She also led due diligence and security consulting investigations, including risk evaluations, workplace violence investigations, and vulnerability assessments. Her experience provides a well-rounded view of investigations and suitability in the marijuana industry from both regulator and licensed operator perspectives.
Packaging, Labeling, and Product Compliance Across the Cannabis Supply Chain
Compliance never sleeps in cannabis, and packaging and labeling sit at the center of it. Cultivators, processors, retailers, and distributors all car
Compliance never sleeps in cannabis, and packaging and labeling sit at the center of it. Cultivators, processors, retailers, and distributors all carry the same weight: rules that shift by state, child-resistant requirements, warning statements, THC
Compliance never sleeps in cannabis, and packaging and labeling sit at the center of it. Cultivators, processors, retailers, and distributors all carry the same weight: rules that shift by state, child-resistant requirements, warning statements, THC limits, and labeling specs that change faster than most teams can update artwork. One missed symbol or outdated panel can trigger recalls, fines, or held shipments. For operators tracking cannabis ma
Compliance never sleeps in cannabis, and packaging and labeling sit at the center of it. Cultivators, processors, retailers, and distributors all carry the same weight: rules that shift by state, child-resistant requirements, warning statements, THC limits, and labeling specs that change faster than most teams can update artwork. One missed symbol or outdated panel can trigger recalls, fines, or held shipments. For operators tracking cannabis market trends, this everyday cannabis business compliance burden quietly drains time, budget, and shelf space.
This session gives you a look at where packaging and labeling rules are heading and how to stay ahead of them. You'll learn how to build repeatable compliance workflows, audit labels before they reach the line, and align cannabis retail strategies with evolving state mandates. Industry experts will break down the trends reshaping packaging design, sustainability pressure, and multi-state label management.

