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As a member of the New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA), you will join a powerful network of 16,000 legal professionals across the state of New Jersey. NJSBA membership grants you access to year-round virtual and in-person networking events, leadership and professional development opportunities, member-only discounts, educational resources to help you stay in the know and much more!
Tools to Strengthen and Streamline Your Legal Practice
The NJSBA provides tools lawyers need to improve their practice, from our comprehensive PracticeHQ library of resources; a career center to find your next colleague or opportunity; an intuitive and high-powered legal research platform; and a robust Member Assistance Program to connect members, and those who live in their households, with experienced counselors and resources to address mental health needs.
As an NJSBA member, you’ll become part of the collective power of the NJSBA network, giving you the ability to influence legislation and caselaw in New Jersey. Let’s work together to shape the future and solve critical issues facing attorneys and the public.
The New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA) offers an exclusive partnership opportunity to amplify your organization’s impact and drive success. By harnessing the power of the NJSBA legal community, you can connect with our vibrant network of 16,000 legal professionals from 35+ different areas of practice, unlocking unparalleled opportunities for growth and achievement.
From section, committee and division meetings with valuable CLE credit, to receptions and dinners and special events, the New Jersey State Bar Association regularly holds meetings so our members can meet their mandatory CLE requirements and network with the state’s largest attorney membership.
Lawyers aren’t taught practice management skills, and the NJSBA is here to fill the gap — no matter whether you are just starting out, mid-career or thinking about wrapping up their practices. Our PracitceHQ is here to help with webinars, informative articles, free consultations, comparison charts and so much more.
The new NJSBA member benefit Decisis will help you level-up your legal research.
Decisis gives members access to a robust database of local and federal case law is necessary information often used to structure your case. Decisis provides industry-leading tools to make legal research easier and more intuitive, and it’s a free benefit to all active New Jersey State Bar Association members.
The NJSBA provides a host of networking events so members can maintain relationships with existing colleagues and make new connects. Join us at a baseball game, the hockey arena, for a community service project, or another event.
Learn more about the accomplishments of the Association, its members and events from regular news updates, press releases, and our award-winning magazine.
The NJSBA is the voice of the profession and takes public positions on a range of issues with the legal community and government officials. It also takes positions on legislation and files friend-of-the-court briefs on matters that impact the profession.
Founded in 1899, the NJSBA is the largest organization of attorneys, judges and legal professionals in New Jersey. At the core of our mission is improving the lives of our members, advancing the rule of law and serving as the voice of the profession. With 85 sections and committees, the NJSBA allows attorneys to benefit from being part of the most wide-reaching legal association in the state, while still cultivating expertise and building networks within specialized practice areas.
The New Jersey State Bar Association is committed to promoting and fostering a diverse and inclusive bar association. The Association recognizes that the broad concept of diversity includes race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, age and disability. The NJSBA fosters and promotes an inclusive environment that gives value to the unique contributions of diverse individuals and organizations in all aspects of the Association.
Happening on May 13 – 15, the New Jersey State Bar Association’s 2026 Annual Meeting and Convention is a great place to connect with attorneys from around the state. Meet with colleagues from around the legal community to get valuable, up-to-date insights on the issues facing your practice and network at gatherings and special events. We look forward to welcoming judges, lawyers and law clerks from around New Jersey at our educational seminars, as well as networking events and the annual installation of officers.
Attendees will be able to choose from an array of seminars and earn up to 16 CLE credits. Topics span across the profession and technology, as well as encompassing ethics, diversity, equity and inclusion credits, newly admitted and certified civil trial credits. The three-day gathering will offer outstanding receptions and networking opportunities.
Please note: You won’t be able to register for ticketed events until you’ve completed your meeting registration.
Cancellation Policy All requests for refunds must be in writing. For a full refund of registration fees, requests must be received on or before April 10. A $50 service fee will be deducted from each registration fee for refund requests received from April 11 through April 24. If a refund request is received from April 25 through May 8, 50% of the registration fee will be refunded. Requests for refunds after May 8, will not be honored. Refunds will not be processed before June 3.
The NJSBA represents the entire legal profession and brings together attorneys, judges, law clerks, legal administrators and paralegals. Connect with over 3,000 prospective clients from the New Jersey legal community.
Being part of the Annual Meeting means having a chance to meet with your target market and make meaningful connections.
Please note: You won’t be able to access hotel reservation information until you’ve completed your meeting registration.
Programming is slated to begin Wednesday, May 13, and continue through Friday, May 15, including the State of the Judiciary addresses that morning. Educational programming will cover a wide range of issues in practice areas and include bench-bar conferences.
A Welcome Reception will kick off the social events on Wednesday and we will install the officers and trustees at a ceremony Thursday where we will express our thanks to NJSBA 2025 – 2026 President Christine A. Amalfe and welcome NJSBA 2026 – 2027 President Norberto A. Garcia
Programming is slated to begin Wednesday, May 14, and continue through Friday, May 16, including the State of the Judiciary addresses that morning. Educational programming will cover a wide range of issues in practice areas and include bench-bar conferences.
A Welcome Reception will kick off the social events on Wednesday and we will install the officers and trustees at a ceremony Thursday where we will express our thanks to NJSBA 2025 – 2026 President Christine A. Amalfe and welcome NJSBA 2026 – 2027 President Norberto A. Garcia.
“The diverse perspectives of judges and practitioners make the panels impactful, the Annual Meeting creates a forum for meaningful, in-depth conversations on issues that truly matter”
– 2025 NJSBA Annual Meeting Attendee
“I valued the opportunity to connect with attorneys outside of my usual network. The Annual Meeting encouraged meaningful engagement while maintaining a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.”
– 2025 NJSBA Annual Meeting Attendee
“The diverse perspectives of judges and practitioners make the panels impactful, the Annual Meeting creates a forum for meaningful, in-depth conversations on issues that truly matter”
– 2025 NJSBA Annual Meeting Attendee
“I valued the opportunity to connect with attorneys outside of my usual network. The Annual Meeting encouraged meaningful engagement while maintaining a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.”