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About Cannabis Law Law in Nevada: Nevada legalized recreational cannabis in 2017 (Question 2). Adults 21+ may possess up to 1 ounce of flower or 3.5 grams of concentrate. The Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) regulates all commercial cannabis activity. Nevada has strict seed-to-sale tracking requirements, advertising rules, and licensing fees. Cannabis business licenses are highly competitive and require extensive legal compliance expertise.
What Cannabis Law Attorneys Handle
🌿 Cannabis License Applications
📋 CCB Regulatory Compliance
💼 Cannabis Business Formation
🚫 Possession & Cultivation Defense
🚗 Cannabis DUI Defense
🔒 License Suspension / Revocation
🤝 Cannabis Contracts
🌐 Interstate Commerce Issues
Cannabis Law Attorneys in Las Vegas — 20 Verified Listings
Aaron Pelley
Cultiva Law, PLLC
12 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Cannabis LawCannabis LicensingCannabis Business
Derek Connor
Connor & Connor PLLC
13 years licensed · Henderson, NV
Cannabis LawMarijuana LicensingCannabis Business
Amanda Connor
Connor & Connor PLLC
13 years licensed · Henderson, NV
Cannabis LawMarijuana LicensingCannabis Compliance
Jennifer Yee
Connor & Connor PLLC
8 years licensed · Henderson, NV
Cannabis LawMarijuana LicensingCannabis Business
Eric Hone
Hone Law
16 years licensed · Henderson, NV
Cannabis LawCivil LitigationCannabis Compliance
Leslie S. Godfrey
Hone Law
15 years licensed · Henderson, NV
Cannabis LawCannabis AdvocacyCannabis Litigation
Sarah E. Harmon
Hone Law
12 years licensed · Henderson, NV
Cannabis LawCivil LitigationCannabis Compliance
Joshua Slade
Hone Law
10 years licensed · Henderson, NV
Cannabis LawCannabis AdvocacyCannabis Litigation
Jennifer Arledge
Hone Law
12 years licensed · Henderson, NV
Cannabis LawCannabis AdvocacyCannabis Compliance
Kelly B. Stout
Hone Law
10 years licensed · Henderson, NV
Cannabis LawCannabis AdvocacyCannabis Business
Jamie L. Zimmerman
Hone Law
10 years licensed · Henderson, NV
Cannabis LawCannabis AdvocacyCannabis Compliance
Andrea Champion
Champion Lovelock Law
22 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Cannabis LawCannabis ComplianceCannabis Licensing
Nicole Lovelock
Champion Lovelock Law
18 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Cannabis LawCannabis ComplianceCannabis Business
Tracy O'steen
Champion Lovelock Law
14 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Cannabis LawCannabis ComplianceCannabis Litigation
Rebecca L. Crooker
Champion Lovelock Law
10 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Cannabis LawCannabis ComplianceCannabis Litigation
Sabrina Dodos
Champion Lovelock Law
8 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Cannabis LawCannabis ComplianceCannabis Litigation
James C. Gallo
Gallo Criminal Defense Las Vegas
20 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Marijuana DefenseCannabis Criminal DefenseDrug Crimes
Joel M. Mann
Law Office of Joel M. Mann
25 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Marijuana DefenseCannabis Criminal DefenseDrug Crimes
Chandon S. Alexander
Spartacus Criminal Defense Lawyers
10 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Marijuana DefenseCannabis Criminal DefenseDrug Crimes
Michael D. Pariente
Pariente Law Firm, P.C.
20 years licensed · Las Vegas, NV
Marijuana DefenseCannabis Criminal DefenseDrug Crimes
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Is recreational marijuana legal in Nevada?
Yes. Adults 21+ may legally possess up to 1 ounce of marijuana flower or 3.5 grams of concentrate. Purchase must be from a licensed dispensary. Public consumption, driving under the influence, and possession above legal limits remain illegal.
How do I get a Nevada cannabis business license?
Apply with the Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB). Requirements include background checks, a detailed business plan, facility compliance, local approval, and significant application fees ($5,000–$15,000+ depending on license type). Competition is intense — an experienced cannabis attorney dramatically improves approval odds.
Can I drive after using cannabis in Nevada?
No. It is illegal to drive with more than 2 nanograms of THC per milliliter of blood (NRS 484C.110). This threshold is easily exceeded shortly after use. Cannabis DUI carries the same penalties as alcohol DUI and can affect professional licenses.
What happens if I'm charged with cannabis possession over the legal limit?
Possession of 1–4 ounces (above the legal limit) is a misdemeanor carrying fines up to $600. Over 4 ounces is a Category E felony (1–4 years, probation possible). Large quantities (trafficking threshold) are Category D–B felonies with prison time.