Craig and Marc Wasserman, a.k.a the Pot Brothers at Law, have represented countless cases in the State of California and have in recent years seen an increase in the demand for knowledgeable attorneys in regards to cannabis. The Wasserman Brothers offer consulting and representation services in California as well as tips and advice to anyone in need.

Craig and Marc found themselves fighting against a female officer who claimed to have received consent to search Craig's son. After Marc tore the woman a few new holes, he handed her the WassLaw business card which states, "I do not consent to a search.  To any police officer or law enforcement personnel, I am invoking my 5th amendment right and will only speak to you with my attorney present.  Please allow me to contact my attorney at 855-WASS-LAW ." Suddenly after she read the statement aloud to the court room, she ironically changed her mind. The charge and evidence was thrown out due to unreasonable search and seizure. "The best day on earth," Craig says, "was when we went into Newport Beach Police Department and they were ordered to return the evidence… We walked out with all of the medication, the chocolates, the money, the phone, the concentrates, everything."

After successfully helping his nephew, Marc says that Pot Brothers at Law basically formed itself. The brothers each had their own individual practices and after winning cases for their own family, they saw no reason to not help the community. Especially after launching their Instagram account four months ago and attending many cannabis events, the Pot Brothers at Law firm has seen an increase of thousands of inquiries about cannabis consultations. They recognize that people will always be wrongfully accused no matter what the law is and their mission is to keep people out of jail. Both Craig and Marc have heard numerous stories about how people have gotten out of trouble simply because they shut the fuck up!

The Wasserman brothers are probably the most comical and chill attorneys you will ever come across. They are confident in the courtroom as medical marijuana patients themselves, fighting for cannabis rights of others. They joked about creating key chains that say, "Am I being detained, or am I free to go?", which we think is an awesome idea by the way! They strive to not only be entertaining but informative ways to constantly remind you of your rights.