Speaking on Farm Animal Law Issues at the New Jersey State Bar Association Annual Meeting
by Cari Rincker on Mar.30, 2011, under Conferences and Meetings, Family/Matrimonial Law, Food & Ag Law
You can catch me speaking on “Hot Topics” of farm animal law on May 18th in Atlantic City at the New Jersey State Bar Association (“NJSBA”) Annual Meeting during the session on animal law from 3:30 – 5:30pm. I am currently planning to speak on farm animal welfare, family/matrimonial law and estate planning issues affecting livestock operations, and the Grain, Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration (“GIPSA”) Act. I might be taking a stroll on the boardwalk afterwards!
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