Hilary Bricken does not smoke pot.
This is, perhaps, the toughest thing for marijuana entrepreneurs to grasp as they look to her for legal advice. Many have offered to share their wares, but she turns them down.
“I’m relatively conservative,” Bricken explains, laughing. “One of the funniest rumors about me in the industry is that I work for the feds.”
The 29-year-old associate attorney at law firm Harris & Moure is one of a handful of Seattle-area lawyers building a growing niche practice…
Hilary Bricken does not smoke pot.
This is, perhaps, the toughest thing for marijuana entrepreneurs to grasp as they look to her for legal advice. Many have offered to share their wares, but she turns them down.
“I’m relatively conservative,” Bricken explains, laughing. “One of the funniest rumors about me in the industry is that I work for the feds.”
The 29-year-old associate attorney at law firm Harris & Moure is one of a handful of Seattle-area lawyers building a growing niche practice…