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Insurance Coverage Q&A: When Your License Expired so they Took your Hemp

Certain legal products require the grower/seller to have a license in order to grow, store and sell the product. Once an individual's license expires, that individual may find themselves in violation of state laws, and may experience serious consequences.

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We have an insured with an HO3 policy and she has filed a theft claim for 350 pounds of hemp that she had stored in her home. She claims that the state Department of Agriculture, state police and the local sheriff conspired to steal her hemp worth a large amount of money that she had been growing to sell. She had previously held a hemp license in 2018 and 2019 when she grew this. However, she did not renew her license in 2020. She argues that she should not need a license and argues that federal law allows her to do this and that this seizure was illegal.

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