The Legal Intelligencer
...time"? Generally, secured lenders may rely on state and county recording offices to determine the priority of their lien against a borrower's property...
...act goes on to define use in commerce as "the bona fide use of a mark in the ordinary course of trade," and...
...not based in New Jersey to set up offices and/or practice. Remember the bona fide office rule, for example. Well, times...
...Thus, the Pennsylvania-based Alpha Center for Divorce Mediation, which operates three offices in New Jersey, has to drop the "alpha" — which...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
...the state Supreme Court amended NJ Rule 1:21-1 (Bona Fide Office). As a result, the rule will have some lawyers closing their...
...of Professional Responsibility, and would ban firms without a "bona fide" office in Tennessee from advertising. Such restrictions are necessary, according...
Veterans' organizations suffered two blows in the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday, when the justices denied review in lawsuits attempting to remedy extraordinary delays in the handling of benefit claims
Originally Published: National Law Journal
In complying with their obligations under federal and state wage-and-hour laws to pay employees for all hours worked, employers rightly and understandably crave certainty in the guidance provided to
'Tis the season of football games, holiday parties and family gatherings. Whether you are huddled around the TV or a fireplace, you just might find yourself stuck in a conversation or two with family
...was recognized as a bona fide tax-exempt group and that...student involvement in the Rutgers Office of Student Life, wrote in...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
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