Marc Wasserman

Marc David Wasserman (born July 25, 1968) is an actor and lawyer best known for being one of the Pot Brothers at Law along with his brother Craig. The Pot Brothers become known as lawyers who assist people in getting their marijuana businesses up and running, as well as helping people fight cannabis convictions and other criminal defense work.

The Pot Brothers Wasserman was admitted to the California State bar in June, 1996. This was just before Proposition 215 was enacted. One of his first clients was a criminal cannabis charge. Craig's son J Cures (Jerett Wasserman) is a cannabis grower and Craig helped him set up his California business initially. It went viral, being reposted by Roger Stone, P. Diddy, and Snoop Dogg. The script for talking to law enforcement, which can be distilled to 25 words, is promoted by the brothers on social media. The brothers have a Cannabis Talk 101 podcast on I Heart Radio. The firm won Advocates of the Year at the International Cannabis Business Awards in 2019.

Acting Wasserman began acting as a child appearing in one episode of Sigmund and the Sea Monsters and a few episodes of CHiPs. He has discussed being sexually harassed by a casting director. He later formed his own production company and wrote and produced the movie Commute with Ford Austin & Dave Cohen which won Best Feature Comedy at the Bare Bones Film Festival in 2008. Frequently collaborates with actor-director Ford Austin

Personal life Wasserman was born in Cerritos. He is married to Janet Wasserman. The couple have three children. Hollywood filmmaker Ford Austin is godfather to his daughter Jules Wasserman.