Vicente LLP

Vicente LLP was founded in Colorado in 2010 as Vicente Sederberg LLP by Brian Vicente, Christian Sederberg and Joshua Kappel, and took its current name in 2022. The firm says its team members helped draft, pass and implement Amendment 64, Colorado's adult-use measure, and names Brian Vicente as a lead organizer and co-chair of that campaign. Its offices page lists 12 locations without naming a headquarters: Los Angeles, Denver, Jacksonville, Bethesda, Boston, Ann Arbor, Minneapolis, Cranford, New York, Clackamas, Austin and Arlington.

The firm describes a team of attorneys, analysts, policy professionals and compliance experts. Its service list covers administrative law, alcohol beverage law, compliance including enforcement-action response and on-site compliance services, corporate and business work such as commercial contracts, international transactions, land use and zoning, real estate, insurance, outside general counsel and restructuring, economics and research, intellectual property, licensing, litigation and arbitration, Native American cannabis and hemp law, and federal, state and local regulatory policy. A Litigation & Arbitration Department launched in 2024.

A Psychedelics & Emerging Therapies Department covers that sector, and the firm runs advocacy and pro bono programs. Current licensing work highlighted on its site includes helping Virginia applicants prepare for the state's 2027 licensing lottery with licensing, corporate, real estate and compliance support. The firm says it has spent more than a decade helping clients with laws and regulations, business building and public policy across cannabis, hemp and psychedelics. Vicente does not publish fees; prospective clients contact the firm through its site.