Jason Adelstone
AttorneyHarris Sliwoski LLPJason Adelstone is a seasoned business lawyer, international policy advisor, and problem solver. Based in Denver, Colorado, he provides domestic and international legal counsel to a diverse clientele, including entrepreneurs, corporations, religious organizations, and federal and international cannabis operators. His practice spans corporate law, international policy, and cannabis regulatory compliance, helping clients navigate the complexities of the global cannabis industry and beyond.
A recognized authority in the U.S. on international drug treaties, Jason has collaborated with legal and policy experts worldwide to address evolving cannabis laws, U.S. and EU regulatory challenges, and treaty obligations. His expertise includes corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, business formation, contract negotiation and drafting, restaurant and franchise law, and state and federal conflicts of law.
Jason’s professional journey is as unique as it is diverse. Before becoming a lawyer, he served as a logistics supervisor for the U.S. Antarctic Program at McMurdo Station, Antarctica, and spent 18 years in the restaurant industry, managing both front- and back-of-house operations. These experiences instilled in him a practical, results-driven approach to solving complex legal and regulatory challenges.
Crossing Borders: Cannabis Global Expansion and the New International Policy Map
The global cannabis market is entering its most consequential chapter yet, and the action is no longer centered in North America. Germany's adult-use
…The global cannabis market is entering its most consequential chapter yet, and the action is no longer centered in North America. Germany's adult-use reforms have reshaped European demand almost overnight, while regulators in the Czech Republic, Swit
…The global cannabis market is entering its most consequential chapter yet, and the action is no longer centered in North America. Germany's adult-use reforms have reshaped European demand almost overnight, while regulators in the Czech Republic, Switzerland, and the UK rewrite the rules for medical and wellness products. Latin America, Colombia, Mexico, and Brazil are unlocking cultivation, export, and patient-access pathways that could redraw th
…The global cannabis market is entering its most consequential chapter yet, and the action is no longer centered in North America. Germany's adult-use reforms have reshaped European demand almost overnight, while regulators in the Czech Republic, Switzerland, and the UK rewrite the rules for medical and wellness products. Latin America, Colombia, Mexico, and Brazil are unlocking cultivation, export, and patient-access pathways that could redraw the entire supply chain. For executives and investors tracking cannabis market trends, the question is no longer whether to expand globally, but how to move before the window closes. This session gives you a read on where the real cannabis industry opportunities sit and how to act on them.
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