New Jersey Law Journal
...farmers to plant the purchased seed in one, and only one, growing season. Growers may consume or sell the resulting crops, but may not save...
...a licensing agreement that allows farmers to use it in only one season. But Bowman then bought other "commodity soybeans" in bulk, anticipating...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Although the "Employer Mandate" under ObamaCare does not become effective until 2014, determination as to whether an employer is an "applicable large employer," in some instances, will be determined
...was videotaped verbally and physically abusing players at practice during his three seasons as coach. The entire process leading up to Rice's...
Fallout from the scandal over the firing of Rutgers University's cantankerous basketball coach continued this past week as officials announced the resignation of the school?s top in-house lawyer and
...DVD footage of every basketball practice for the 2010, 2011 and 2012 seasons. The footage was used to compile a 30-minute collection...
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...Board 193, the principal defendant, which assigns officials to officiate at regular-season high school basketball games; the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA...
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