News from the NJSBA
Get all the latest news from the NJSBA about the Association, it’s advocacy, people and happenings, as well as statements and press releases about current events.
NJICLE Presents: Succession Planning is Coming to New Jersey – Will You Be Ready?
Every attorney should plan ahead - not only for retirement, but for unexpected events that could come sooner. Join NJICLE tomorrow for a panel covering the essentials of succession planning: ethics, practical tips and FAQs. Register here – NJSBA members receive a...
NJSBA Proposes E-Withdrawal Amendment for Attorney Trust Accounts
The NJSBA has asked the Judiciary to consider amending Court Rule 1:21-6 to permit electronic withdrawals - such as EFT and ACH transfers - from attorney trust accounts. The change would allow New Jersey attorneys to make payments electronically to agencies like the...
NJSBA Career Center Helps Attorneys Find Their Next Professional Journey – Posting Ads is Free for NJSBA Members
Check out new job openings in the New Jersey legal market through the NJSBA Career Center. NJSBA members have exclusive access to view the latest job listings and can post ads at no cost.
Capitol Report: State Supreme Court Issues Reminder of Filing Requirements for Election-Related Complaints
This week’s Capitol Report covers attorney requirements for filling election-related complaints and recent revisions to the policies and procedures governing the relationship between the Judiciary and Special Civil Part Officers. Read the full report here.
NJICLE Presents: Inbox Ninja – Using Outlook To Organize and Manage High Volume Email
For many lawyers and staff, email can feel endless. Poor email management can create communication gaps that put lawyers at risk for malpractice actions. Join this special CLE program on Oct. 27 to improve your client communication by learning how to view, track and...
Watch Again – A Conversation with Justice Stephen Breyer
Enjoy a replay of retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer’s insightful discussion on his judicial philosophy with retired state Supreme Court Justice Barry T. Albin, recorded live at the NJSBA Annual Meeting and Convention.
NJSBA Members in Motion
NJSBA members form the core of the state’s legal community. Click here for an update on the latest career moves among members. Have news to share? Law firms can email career updates about NJSBA members to [email protected].
NJSBA Hosts 22nd Annual Chancery Reception
The NJSBA welcomed the state's Chancery Division judges and their law clerks for a social reception at the New Jersey Law Center. Judges celebrated the start of a new term and introduced their clerks for the coming year. Check out the photo album here.
Navigate the New DEI Landscape with NJICLE
The 2025 DEI Conference on Oct. 27 is a must-attend CLE event for attorneys whose practice encompasses the many facets of diversity, equity and inclusion. Learn from leading professionals about how recent federal executive orders have impacted higher education, law...
All Are Invited to Administrative Law Section’s Virtual Kickoff Meeting
The NJSBA Administrative Law Section will host its virtual kickoff meeting on Oct. 20 to discuss goals and initiatives for the upcoming year. The meeting is open to all NJSBA members, including those not currently in the section. Register here.
NJICLE Presents: DEI Conference 2025
The 2025 DEI Conference on Oct. 27 is a can’t-miss CLE event for attorneys whose practice encompasses the many facets of diversity, equity and inclusion. Learn practical approaches from leading professionals to address fast-moving DEI developments in higher education,...
NJICLE Presents: How to Kill a Witch – Witch Hunts, Centuries of Injustice and the Repercussions for Women Today
Join NJICLE on Oct. 20 to discover how witch trials, which began in Scotland in 1562 and spread around the world, were wielded as instruments of fear and control. Authors of the book “How to Kill a Witch – The Patriarchy’s Guide for Silencing Women” will delve into...
Capitol Report: Supreme Court Declines to Adopt Recommendations to Amend Juvenile Delinquency Waiver Rule
This week’s Capitol Report covers the Judiciary’s decision not adopt proposed amendments to Rule 5:22-2(a). The NJSBA submitted comments expressing concern that the amendments could limit judicial discretion in working with counsel. Read the full report here.
NJICLE Presents: Law Firm Financial Management – Tips for Success
It’s never a bad time to reassess your law firm’s finances. Join NJICLE on Oct. 15 for a special program about putting your firm on the path to sustainable growth and success. The seminar will cover ways to improve cash flow, steps for solid financial planning,...
Call for Volunteers: Support First Responders with Legal Aid
The NJSBA’s Young Lawyers Division invites the legal community to participate in Wills for Heroes on Oct. 25, a volunteer event where attorneys will provide free estate planning services to first responders. Training is required for first-time volunteers. Learn more...