The Ohio Supreme Court has adopted a rule change to allow attorneys to counsel clients seeking to comply with the state's new medical marijuana law. The amendment also says attorneys should advise clients regarding related federal law. The change comes after the court's professional conduct board said attorneys may not ethically provide services to people setting up related businesses because of federal prohibitions against using, growing and selling marijuana.
SUPCO Approves Rule Change Governing Attorneys Counseling Medical Pot Clients
