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**Katherine Ann Podein** Calabasas, CA California Cannabis Law Group Katherine Ann Podein is a distinguished attorney at the California Cannabis Law Group, specializing in corporate governance, personal injury, and rail law. Based in Calabasas, CA, Ms. Podein possesses a deep understanding of California's dynamic cannabis market, where she expertly guides clients through the complexities of licensing, permitting, and regulatory compliance. Her comprehensive approach includes business entity formation and corporate governance, ensuring that her clients are well-equipped to navigate this fast-evolving industry. With a robust background in intellectual property and business law, Ms. Podein has honed her skills in both litigation and transactional matters. Prior to joining the California Cannabis Law Group, she represented clients in federal and state courts, focusing on intellectual property rights and commercial business disputes. Her experience includes negotiating and drafting contracts related to licensing, real property, and financial agreements, as well as providing insightful legal counsel on corporate governance matters. In addition to her legal practice, Ms. Podein is an active contributor to various cannabis-focused publications and the firm's legal blog, sharing her expertise and insights with a broader audience. This commitment to education underscores her dedication to the cannabis industry and her clients’ success. Outside of her professional endeavors, Ms. Podein enjoys trail running, volunteering with the Mountain Restoration Trust, and immersing herself in the vibrant local arts scene through live theater and music concerts. Her passion for both law and community engagement makes her a valuable asset to her clients and the California Cannabis Law Group.
Business law attorneys advise companies on legal matters including formation, contracts, compliance, and transactions. They help businesses navigate regulatory requirements and protect their interests. Common matters include business formation, contract drafting, mergers and acquisitions, commercial disputes.