A future marijuana-friendly New York state could have attorneys seeing green as cannabis-based businesses seek assistance navigating the complicated process of state laws, including those related to real estate transactions and landlord-tenant laws.

Legal, adult-use marijuana is estimated to generate $3.1 billion statewide and $1.1 billion in New York City annually, according to a recent report released by New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer.

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