We provide comprehensive counsel for physicians and medical practices in the field of medical marijuana healthcare in Florida. Let us take the guesswork out of regulations so you can assist your patients.
We work with Florida cannabusiness owners and entrepreneurs looking to start their own MMTC or bring their current one to compliance. Let your business thrive at 100% compliance.
We represent people and businesses who are dealing with marijuana-related cases in Florida. Get a trusted Florida marijuana defense attorney to handle your case and fight for you.
Our mission is to assist and advocate for those who need and are providing medical marijuana in Florida.
Our vision is to ensure that medical marijuana businesses in Florida have the right foundation and are compliant with state laws and regulations, so they may run seamlessly and continue serving their patients.
Our mission is to assist and advocate for those who need and are providing medical marijuana in Florida.
Our vision is to ensure that medical marijuana businesses in Florida have the right foundation and are compliant with state laws and regulations, so they may run seamlessly and continue serving their patients.
A medical marijuana business, also known as a cannabusiness, is often a patient’s first step towards better health. Starting your own medical marijuana treatment center or dispensary in Florida can come with some difficulty, but we’re here to help you navigate the regulations and requirements your business needs to meet. The Marijuana Law Division at The Aguilera Law Center works with medical marijuana startups to give their businesses the best possible start by providing business consultation with a legal aspect.
As a healthcare professional, providing your patients with the best care possible is important to you. We’re here to help you provide better medical options to those patients who need it the most. The Marijuana Law Division at The Aguilera Law Center consults with healthcare professionals who would like to add medical marijuana to the list of medications they can prescribe their patients. We will work with and guide you through the ever-changing landscape of medical marijuana healthcare regulations in Florida to ensure your patients get the care they need.
Our attorneys have over 12 years of experience in Florida law, with a focus on corporate compliance, corporate and individual litigation, and legal strategy.
We believe every patient has the right to proper medical treatment. Our attorneys advocate for patients in need of medical marijuana and the businesses that serve them.
Every aspect of your cannabusiness or legal case is important. We take a comprehensive view when consulting and look at all angles before deciding on a course of action.
Disputing your case in court is never an ideal situation, but having a qualified attorney on your side can make all the difference. Your medical marijuana clinic or business deserves to be represented by an experienced attorney who will advocate and fight for you and your patients. Whether you are being sued or need to file a lawsuit against another party, the lawyers at The Marijuana Law Division are here to protect your interests.
When you are arrested on marijuana-related criminal charges, choosing an experienced criminal defense attorney to represent you in court is important. If you have been arrested for possession of marijuana or possession with intent to distribute, contact The Marijuana Law Division at The Aguilera Law Center before speaking to law enforcement officials. Our attorneys will defend you and walk with you every step of the way. When your family and your future depend on the outcome of your case, depend on the attorneys at The Marijuana Law Division.
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