Ep 46 - Understanding Cannabis IP Law & Why It's Critical To Your Success. An interview w/ Hannah Stitt - Esquire, Tectonic Law

As the cannabis industry grows so will the need for IP protection. Often startup companies don’t realize the need to protect their brand. Furthermore, people think it’s impossible to provide IP protection to something that’s considered illegal under Federal Law. In this episode we interview Hannah Stitt, an attorney at Tectonic Law. Hannah helps entrepreneurs navigate the legal landscape for cannabis companies.

Cannabis companies should look at patent and trade secret rights from both an offensive and defensive position to ensure that they are securing protection for their own innovations while avoiding the growing minefield of patent rights of their competitors. It’s possible to accidentally infringe on IP rights of another cannabis company and you don’t even know it. This is why it’s important to find a competent cannabis IP attorney who can help provide the solutions you’ll need to be successful.

Listen to our interview to learn more about Cannabis IP Law....

About Hannah Stitt, Esquire
Hannah Stitt is an attorney based in San Francisco, California. She represents individuals and companies in trademark litigation and brand disputes across the state.
Currently, Hannah sits on the Ethics Committee for the International Cannabis Bar Association, as well as both the Barrister’s Cannabis, Alcohol and Regulated Industries committee and Intellectual Property committee for the Bar Association of San Francisco.

Ms. Stitt attended U.C. Davis for her undergraduate education, earning degrees in both Religious Studies and Film Studies. She graduated from U.C. Hastings College of the Law in 2015 with a concentration in intellectual property law.
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