The COVID-19 situation remains fluid, and the New Jersey State Bar Association, the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education and the New Jersey State Bar Foundation are adapting practices and planning programs to meet your needs.
The New Jersey Law Center is closed to visitors, but still open for business. We have shifted largely to a remote operation, and converted our educational seminars and business meetings to webcasts or virtual conferences. Our foundation programs will also be moving online. We are doing this to help minimize the spread of COVID-19 because we know that our members, Law Center visitors and staff are our most valuable resources and it is critical that we all do what we can to keep each other safe.
Caution and social distancing may have completely transformed normal daily life and work, but we remain true to our mission of serving the state’s legal community. To that end, we would like to know: Are there particular issues you are facing, in your practice area or as a legal professional in general, as you navigate this new reality
Tell us about them. We are in regular contact with the New Jersey Judiciary; the Federal Courts and the Executive Branch and are sharing the concerns of our community with them on topics like jury trials, filing deadlines, tax deadlines, and what to do about paper copies of files and notices. Email us at askthenjsba.com.
HOW TO GET IN TOUCH
• Email customer service. Your message will be returned promptly.
• Call. All voicemails are forwarded directly to staff emails. For customer service, call 732-214-8500.
• Connect. We are on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and the NJSBA’s CommunityNET is a dynamic online platform where members in specific practice areas are sharing resources and tips on how to navigate these times.