Dalton Battin

Dalton Battin is a cannabis regulatory and corporate associate. He works with Prince Lobel’s Cannabis team across the regulatory, real estate, and business transactions practice groups in the Boston and New York offices.

Dalton counsels clients, ranging from equity applicants to multi-state operators, on all aspects of cannabis regulation, licensure, and compliance. He also assists partners in navigating complex regulatory and ownership interest issues related to transactional and financing matters.

Dalton joined Prince Lobel as a Summer Law Clerk during his second year of law school and continued with the firm as a Law Clerk during his third year of law school before joining the firm as an associate. Prior to Prince Lobel, Dalton was a Summer Law Clerk at a prominent national cannabis law firm.

Dalton is a graduate of Hobart and William Smith Colleges, cum laude, with a B.A. in Economics and Writing & Rhetoric. He earned his J.D. from Boston University School of Law.

During law school, Dalton was the Executive Symposium Editor of the Review of Banking and Financial Law Journal. He also was a 3:03 Student Practitioner in the BU Defenders Criminal Clinic where he represented indigent clients from arraignment through disposition in misdemeanor and low-level felony criminal proceedings in the Boston Municipal Court. Additionally, Dalton successfully completed the Boston University School of Law Pro Bono Pledge and was awarded a Pro Bono Honor Roll Certificate from the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court