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Two ACORD Events
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| ACORD is excited to announce two virtual events for our members this October: ACORD Industry First and ACORD Connect. |
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 Some of those getting into cannabis may have experience buying insurance, but considering cannabis has been legal for less than a decade, this is a whole new world for most people. We thought it would be interesting to take a look inside the cannabis insurance buying process, but through the viewpoint of those who sell insurance. It turns out that what you don't know, could really hurt you.
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Chris Boden's belief in cannabis goes beyond a sales pitch and the broker's acumen that he's built while talking up the industry to his retail clients. Boden has been in the insurance industry for 16 years, with a chunk of that time spent selling insurance in the cannabis space.
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A First For Insurance
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| The cloud-native technologies used by Netflix, Google and Apple now offer insurance carriers the same promise of digital freedom and more. Join us live. |
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Two new studies suggest laws legalizing recreational marijuana may lead to more traffic deaths. However, the new studies, published in JAMA Internal Medicine, can't prove that the traffic death increases they found were caused by marijuana use.
More residents of Louisiana will have access to medical marijuana under an expansion of the state's therapeutic cannabis program signed into law by Gov. John Bel Edwards. The changes in the law take effect in August, and allow doctors to recommend medical marijuana for any patient they believe it would help.
The Oregon Liquor Control Commission took a step toward adopting rules that would ban non-cannabis additives from inhalable products containing THC. The commission's move to ban the additives arose from product safety concerns, Marijuana Business Daily is reporting.
Analysts pinpoint 2021 as the year cannabis prohibition ends in parts of the country. While the pandemic has focused the nation's attention elsewhere and stymied signature efforts to put measures on state ballots, next year may see a resurgence of signature-gathering and this year there's the promise of Democrats capturing Senate, the website Benzinga is reporting. |
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