The Law Offices of Matthew Kumin

Matthew Kumin began his law practice in 1995, having spent the previous nine years consulting with worker-owned businesses. His law practice integrated his passion for civil rights and his support for entrepreneurs; he spent time not only suing police and sheriff’s departments throughout the state for violating citizens’ constitutional rights, but also counseled entrepreneurs about business and corporate law.

Ken Seligson path into the cannabis industry began two years ago when he started a chapter of Students for Sensible Drug Policy at Golden Gate University School of Law. Using the organization as a speaking platform, Ken was able to educate his fellow law students about the changes in the legal and political landscape surrounding cannabis normalization in California, and the implications these changes will have on the legal field.

Aren Ash holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from California State University, East Bay. His journey into the cannabis industry started as a member of Students for Sensible Drug Policy at Golden Gate University School of Law. As a Law Clerk at the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office, he employed his statutory interpretation expertise and passion for justice to zealously advocate on behalf of clients. While serving as a judicial extern at the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, he observed the conflicts and relationships between federal law and state regulatory schemes regarding the cannabis industry.