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Women in the Profession Wine Tasting Rescheduled to Nov. 4
The NJSBA’s Women in the Profession Section has rescheduled its wine tasting event to Nov. 4. Join us for an evening celebrating the connections and community of women in the legal profession. Enjoy a guided wine tasting and educational experience led by a certified sommelier while networking with colleagues and raising a glass to another year of building a strong and supportive professional network. Register here.
New Jersey Power Broker George Norcross Files Defamation Suit Against The Philadelphia Inquirer
Democratic power broker George Norcross is suing the Philadelphia Inquirer for $100 million, alleging a top editor at the publication, driven by “personal animus,” typed up notes with “fabricated” statements by a Norcross associate that made their way into the hands of New Jersey prosecutors. Read the Politico article here.
NJSBA To Host 23rd Annual Chancery Reception
Join the NJSBA on Sept. 29 as it welcomes the state's Chancery Division judges and their law clerks for a social reception to start the new term. The event is open to both NJSBA members and non-members. Sitting judges and clerks can attend for free. Register here.
Judge Dismisses NJ School Board Member’s Free Speech Lawsuit
A federal judge dismissed an Alloway school board member’s lawsuit alleging state officials had impermissibly restrained her speech over an ethics complaint prompted by comments about board matters that she made publicly. Read the New Jersey Monitor article here.
NJSBA Military Law and Veterans' Affairs Section Seeks New Members
This NJSBA section strengthens ties between New Jersey’s active military community and the Association while addressing matters affecting veterans. To join, fill out the form here and discover the NJSBA’s wide range of sections for every practice area.
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