News from the NJSBA

Join the NJSBA on Nov. 5 for a special collaboration with Judge Michael J. Blee, acting administrative director of the courts, on efforts to address attorney wellness and well-being in the legal profession. Register here.

In September, the NJSBA’s governing body met to address membership, dues, bylaws, pending legislation and other issues facing the Association. Read the update here.

The NJSBA’s Women in the Profession Section celebrated another year of building a strong network of women. Attendees enjoyed wine education and tasting while connecting with colleagues. View the photo album here, use pin 5585 to download. Check out NJSBA for more...

Join the New Jersey State Bar Foundation's Speakers Bureau today to share legal expertise with school, community and senior citizens groups throughout the state. Learn more and apply here.

There’s still time to join the NJSBA for a free lunchtime session on Microsoft Copilot, a powerful AI assistant integrated into Microsoft 365. Learn how Copilot can streamline tasks across applications like Word, Excel and Outlook, helping you draft documents, analyze...

Check out the latest issue of The NJSBA Docket, a bulletin with news from the Judiciary, recent Supreme Court and appellate decisions and Association highlights. Read on to get the information and resources you need. Be sure to subscribe to the The NJSBA Docket on...

This section works to ensure the legal system provides the fullest protection of civil and constitutional rights, while promoting awareness among Association members of their professional duty to uphold human rights. To join, fill out the form here and discover the...

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month this September, the NJSBA proudly celebrates the achievements and contributions of our Hispanic members, recognizing their vital role in shaping the law, advancing access to justice and mentoring the next generation of attorneys....

This week’s Capitol Report covers the Judiciary’s new requirement for private practice attorneys to report their succession planning status as part of the annual registration process. The report also highlights the NJSBA’s position in Christakos v. Boyadjis that...

Join the Young Lawyers Division at Stokelan Winery in Medford for a curated selection of exquisite wines and delicious appetizers in a relaxed, elegant setting. This is the perfect opportunity to expand your professional network, meet fellow young lawyers and unwind...

Hundreds of members of the legal community, including justices, judges and attorneys from across the state joined the New Jersey State Bar Foundation to honor and recognize NJSBA Past President Domenick Carmagnola and retired state Supreme Court Justice Lee A....

Every attorney should plan ahead - not only for retirement, but for unexpected events that could come sooner. Join us Oct. 22 for a panel covering the essentials of succession planning: ethics, practical tips and FAQs. Register here.

The NJSBA will host a free lunchtime learning webinar on Oct. 1 designed to help Association members gain an edge with Microsoft Copilot, a powerful AI assistant integrated into Microsoft 365. Learn how Copilot can streamline tasks across applications like Word, Excel...

New Jersey legal professionals are invited to enter the New Jersey State Bar Foundation’s 14th Annual Juried Art Show. The exhibit will be held at the New Jersey Law Center and virtually. The deadline to submit artwork or poems is Oct. 17. Get the details here.

A New Jersey Appellate Division decision upholding the process used by the NJSBA to select individuals for at-large leadership positions was left to stand last week when the state Supreme Court denied certification. NJSBA President Christine A. Amalfe issued a...