News from the NJSBA

Read the NJSBA’s full statement on its mission to foster a diverse and inclusive legal community, advance the rule of law, protect individual rights under the Constitution, preserve the independence of our judiciary and provide equal protection and access to justice...

This essential program for labor and employment lawyers returns on March 27 for a deep dive into the most recent hot-button issues and case law developments impacting the practice. Keynote speaker Huma Abedin, a former public servant and best-selling author, will...

Join the NJSBA on March 12 for a free lunchtime webinar all about cybersecurity and the precautions lawyers must take to protect client info and data in their custody. The seminar will cover how to work from anywhere safely and what vulnerabilities to keep in mind....

The NJSBA's Member Assistance Program is a free confidential service that offers 24/7 phone, text or mobile access to a mental health professional and a wellness library of more than 25,000 self-help resources. Check out an article from Charles Nechtem Associates, the...

The NJSBA recently urged the Judiciary to adopt of a host of recommendations proposed by the Association and endorsed by the Supreme Court Joint Working Group on Arbitration Rules and Procedures. Among other recommendations, the NJSBA supported a longer timeframe to...

Check out the NJSBA’s member benefits page for exclusive access to a wide range of resources that help with practice management, mental health and well-being, legal research and more. Browse to get the most out of your NJSBA membership and its member-only discounts on...

This week’s Capitol Report covers the NJSBA’s advocacy on the Motor Vehicle Open Recall Notice and Fair Compensation Act, proposed legislation that would reform outstanding vehicle recalls and wages for mechanics. The NJSBA initially opposed the bill, but testified in...

Thanks to everyone who joined the NJSBA at Bowlero North Brunswick on Feb. 27 for a fun night of lighthearted competition and networking. Check out the photo album here.

The NJSBA has long promoted succession planning strategies for law firms. Read the Association's recent letter on how the Judiciary can improve guidance and training on the best approaches to succession planning.

Did you know? NJSBA members can save 15% off the newest American Bar Association books. Visit the ABA website and use the promo code PAB8ENJB to shop the latest releases at a discount.

Law students are invited to apply for one of the New Jersey State Bar Foundation’s 14 law school scholarships. Applications are open to full-time law students entering their second or third year of law school in fall 2025 or part-time law students who have completed...

First-year students at Rutgers Law School in Newark got a lesson on attorney professionalism and relationships from the NJSBA and other state leaders in the law. The panel discussion covered a wide range of topics on the importance of a lawyer's relationships – with...

Join the NJSBA on March 12 for a free lunchtime webinar all about cybersecurity and the precautions lawyers must take to protect client info and data in their custody. The seminar will cover how to work from anywhere safely and what vulnerabilities to keep in mind....

Read the March issue of the New Jersey Lawyers Assistance Program’s newsletter for information on recovery from eating disorders, the difference between stress and anxiety and forest bathing for stress management. The edition also offers wellness columns and...

The annual 2025 Federal Practice Bench-Bar Symposium returns on April 10 for a special event on the interplay between federal and state court procedure. Don’t miss the unique chance to join U.S. District Court Chief Judge Renée Marie Bumb, along with 28 federal judges...