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NEV.Regulation

Nevada lawmakers clear sweeping cannabis rules on delivery, testing, and ads

Nevada's Legislative Commission approved LCB File No. R152-24 on September 24, 2026, completing legislative review of the Cannabis Compliance Board's comprehensive regulation package. The rules raise the per-trip delivery limit to 12.5 ounces and the per-consumer daily home-delivery limit to 2.5 ounces, overhaul testing, advertising, packaging, and disciplinary rules, and strengthen unlicensed-activity enforcement. The regulations take effect once filed with the secretary of state.

Text (Nevada Legislative Counsel Bureau) → · The Marijuana Herald
NEV.Product launches

8am launches MyCase Claude MCP connector, IQ tools, and 8am Capital at Kaleidoscope

At its Kaleidoscope conference in Las Vegas on September 23, 2026, 8am announced a Claude MCP connector for MyCase with 73 actions, new 8am IQ Firm Agent and IQ Draft features headed to beta in October, plus Smart Spend Intelligence and 8am Capital lending inside LawPay, LawSites and Law.com Legaltech News reported. The AI releases apply to MyCase among 8am’s practice-management brands.

Announcement (LawSites) → · Law.com Legaltech News
IDAHOProduct launches

Sorren adds lawyer-owned practice through Mansfield & Mayo rebranding

Accounting and advisory firm Sorren launched an affiliated legal practice built around Mansfield & Mayo, with Sorren Law remaining owned by lawyers. Reuters reported that Sorren and the lawyers co-invested in a separate management services organization providing administrative support, while the law practice plans to expand into additional markets.

Announcement (Sorren) → · Reuters
S.C.Breaches and incidents

Thomson Reuters C-Track breach exposes court files across U.S. and Canadian systems

West Publishing's C-Track notified the public on September 2, 2026 that an unauthorized party obtained court-management files after activity discovered on June 30, 2026, with files obtained in March. The notice lists appellate and other courts in multiple U.S. states, the U.S. Virgin Islands and three Ontario courts. Confidential, redacted or sealed information may have been impacted at some courts; South Carolina's preliminary review found no PII so far in 2020-and-earlier appellate backups.

Report (C-Track) → · Supreme Court of South Carolina, The Record, Help Net Security