S4168, a bill introduced in the NJ Senate, would require licensure for veterinary technicians. New Jersey has not required licensure of veterinary technicians or other veterinary assistants, and the New Jersey Veterinary Medical Association has historically been opposed to such
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Shape Up Or Ship Out: UK Information Commissioner’s Office Issues New Opinion Regarding Adtech Initiatives
What does the U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office have to say about what it takes for adtech initiatives to be compliant with data protection?
“There is an opportunity for market participants to move towards developing solutions that incorporate key considerations of
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Pumpkin or Squash?
As Fall comes to an end and we’ve consumed enough pumpkin pie to last us until next year, we remind you of the pumpkin vs. squash advertising debate that is more mind-boggling than what Grandma brought to your Thanksgiving feast.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Wishing you and yours a Happy Thanksgiving!
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THE PARNELL CUSTODY TRIAL When the Reach Exceeds the Grasp
Child custody trials can be interesting; alas, not as riveting as the clients seem to think. The Parnell trial pitted an ex Army ranger turned novelist/ U.S. Senate candidate against his former wife. The stakes were three children ranging in
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New Florida Law Conflicts with Federal OSHA Rule on COVID19 Vaccine Mandates
Recently, Florida Governor, Ronald DeSantis, signed into law new restrictions on employee vaccine mandates for COVID19. See my alert for more information.
Dori K. Stibolt is a partner with the law firm of Fox Rothschild LLP. Dori defends and
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The Interplay Between GDPR’s Article 3.2 and Chapter V and (Finally) a Definition of ‘Transfer’
The European Data Protection Board has issued draft guidelines on the interplay between Art 3.2 and Chapter V of GDPR. And they also have finally defined the term “transfer.”
Here are some key takeaways:
- You must comply with the provisions
USDA-FSIS Extends Comment Period on Labeling Requirements for Meat and Poultry Products Comprised of, or Containing, Cultured Cells Derived from Animals.
Labeling of meat and poultry products has been the subject of numerous lawsuits, in which labels claiming products are, for example, “natural,” “humanely-raised,” “antibiotic-free,” are alleged to be fraudulent, amongst other allegations. With the expansion of meat and poultry products
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IBA Webinar on “Beyond Covid-19: Impact on Construction Contracts and Projects”
Sarah Biser will be speaking at an IBA Webinar on “Beyond COVID-19: Impact on Construction Contracts and Projects”. What has changed? What’s better? What needs to be improved? What are the new trends?.
The conference is on 7 December 2021,
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Overview of Dispute Review Boards in the Construction Process
Dispute Review Boards: Overview
Problems, disagreements and claims arise in most large and complex construction projects regardless of the project delivery method — design-build, design-bid-build, construction manager at risk, construction manager not at risk and integrated project delivery system. These
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