Hemp License Applications for Growing and Processing Available in New Jersey New Week

Client alert posted on our
cannabis law website, https://cannabislawyers.io/,
concerning New Jersey’s release of hemp license applications for growing and
processing within the next week.  Here’s
a link to the post:

Client Alert: License Applications to Grow and Process Hemp in New Jersey to be Available Next Week

Should you have any questions about the application process
for New Jersey’s Hemp program, please contact Eric D. Reiser.   

Disclaimer: Please
note that using, processing, distributing and/or selling marijuana is illegal
under federal law, regardless of any state law.  Further, the cultivation,
manufacture and sale of hemp and its related products are subject to complex
regulations and Federal and state requirements that must be strictly complied
with.  While federal enforcement policy may defer to states’ laws and
chose not to enforce federal laws, businesses and individuals should be aware
that compliance with state law does not assurance compliance with federal
law.   Federal laws may be enforced in the future.  No legal
advice we give is intended to provide any guidance or assistance in violating
federal law.

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Eric’s varied litigation and transactional experience includes complex commercial/ chancery/federal matters, preliminary injunctions, partnership/corporate shareholder actions, will & probate litigation, guardianships, bankruptcy, bankruptcy court litigation and corporate dissolutions, business transactions & corporate law, asset recovery/repo, debt collection & judgment enforcement, receiverships, foreclosure, fraudulent transfer litigation, attorney & professional ethics, entertainment and intellectual property, internet and website development law, real estate disputes and restrictive covenants, trial & appellate practice in state and federal courts. Eric has also been appointed by the court to serve as counsel to an alleged incapacitated person in a guardianship matter and is a candidate for judicial appointments in complex commercial litigation matters as a special fiscal agent, receiver and provisional director.

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