Matthew Glennon Quoted in Hartford Courant Cannabis Industry Feature

Pullman & Comley Business and Finance attorney Matthew D. Glennon was quoted in the Hartford Courant article, “CT city’s industrial past takes 21st-century business turn. Why it’s ‘A building inside a building.’” The feature highlights the transformation of a former manufacturing facility on Homestead Avenue in Hartford into a modern cannabis micro-cultivation operation. The project is part of a broader push to revitalize the area and create job opportunities through Connecticut’s social equity cannabis licensing program.

While the article notes that Connecticut cannabis prices remain higher than in neighboring states, Matt pointed to a potential upside in upcoming regulatory changes. “The increased potency is something consumers were looking for so they’ll be excited about that,” he said, referencing new THC limits for flower and concentrates taking effect October 1.

To read the full article, please visit the Hartford Courant website.

To read Matt's overview of key legislative changes in Connecticut’s cannabis industry, please click here.