Victoria Litman
Counsel
Parlatore Law Group
BIO
Victoria Litman is passionate about furthering social justice and religious freedom through drug policy reform and tax law. She recently graduated with honors from Georgetown with an LL.M. in Tax Law and New York Law School with a JD. Prior to law school, Victoria studied Religion and Archaeology at the University of Southern California and earned a Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary, where she concentrated in Religion and Law. As a Graduate Tax Scholar at Georgetown, she conducted research about how tax law impacts entheogenic religious communities which is being presented for the first time at Psychedemia 2022. Her other writing at Georgetown included: “Balancing Religious Freedom with the Government’s Interest in Promoting Public Health: Exploring the Legal Future of Entheogens,” “Joint Ventures Between Tax Exempt Non-Profits and For-Profit Entities in the Emerging Cannabis and Psychedelic Industries,” and “A Study of the Dormant Commerce Clause as Applied to State Tax Laws: Why Cannabis Should Not Be Treated Like Insurance.”
Victoria is a founding member of the Psychedelic Bar Association and a member of the Religious Use and Legalization and Regulation Committees. She is currently training to become a certified Ganjier (a cannabis sommelier) and finishing her forthcoming book about Religion, Drugs, and (Tax) Law.
She recently joined Parlatore Law Group as counsel where her practice focuses on cannabis, psychedelics, and tax with an emphasis on nonprofits and exempt organizations.
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