News from the NJSBA

All NJSBA members are welcome to join the Lawyer Well-Being Special Committee on Nov. 5 for an attorney wellness discussion with AOC Director Judge Michael J. Blee. The conversation will cover the work and findings of the NJSBA’s Putting Lawyers First Task Force...

The NJSBA issued a letter urging the Judiciary to reestablish a Working Group on Municipal Court Reform as a way to strengthen and modernize the state’s municipal court system. The Association proposed that a new working group - including NJSBA representatives -...

This week’s Capitol Report covers the NJSBA’s advocacy on a bill that would protect allegedly incapacitated minors who need guardianship after turning 18. The governor conditionally vetoed the bill, recommending amended language to shift the burden of demonstrating...

Designed for attorneys who handle medical malpractice cases or complex personal injury litigation, this fast-paced program will deliver the newest cases, proven tactics and emerging trends in one engaging session to improve your practice. Register here to view this...

A free PracticeHQ webinar explored the many ways Copilot - Microsoft’s AI tool - can help attorneys draft documents, analyze data and manage communications more efficiently. Check out quick tips from the program here and continue learning with PracticeHQ, a free...

There’s still time to participate in Wills for Heroes this Saturday, an NJSBA Young Lawyers Division event where attorneys provide free estate planning services to first responders. Training is required for first-time volunteers. Learn more about the program here....

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

New Jersey’s liquor license laws have seen major reforms in recent years. Join top practitioners on Oct. 28 for key updates and a look ahead at what’s next in liquor licensing. Register here.

NJSBA members have free access to Decisis - a LexisNexis legal research solution that offers a robust library of federal and state cases from all 50 states, along with the latest statutes and regulations that impact your practice. A free webinar on Nov. 10 will...

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...

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...

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.

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.

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...

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.