Joshua Covert

Joshua Covert's career spans from respected cannabis attorney to leadership at Meds Cafe, marked by dedication to justice, consumer rights, and cannabis law advancement. He has been instrumental in shaping policies and defending individuals' rights to access medical and recreational cannabis.

His work includes defending Callen Latz in People v. Latz (2016), a landmark case where the Michigan Court of Appeals secured transportation rights for medical marijuana patients and provided clarity for all medical marijuana patients in Michigan. He also advocated in the "Free Bree" case for Steve and Maria Green, challenging medical marijuana authorities and emphasizing the need for policies that prioritize children's welfare.

Joshua defended Al Witt, a caregiver in Michigan's medical marijuana community facing cannabis distribution charges while providing medicine to registered patients. As a board member of MILegalize, he was critical in crafting strategy and grassroots initiatives that led to Proposal 1's passage in 2018, making Michigan one of the first Midwestern states to legalize recreational cannabis.

At Meds Cafe, Joshua brings extensive legal background, advocacy experience, and passion for cannabis to all aspects of the business. Meds Cafe has become a respected name in Michigan's cannabis retail market, known for deli-style flower selection, focus on quality, commitment to consumer education, and influence on industry practices. His career exemplifies steadfast commitment to cannabis advocacy, making Meds Cafe a cannabis shop rooted in values, community focus, and a mission to serve and protect cannabis consumers.