NJSBA to hold virtual Spring Conference on April 28

Christine A. Amalfe, President of the New Jersey State Bar Association
Christine A. Amalfe, President of the New Jersey State Bar Association
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The New Jersey State Bar Association announced on April 28 that it will host its annual Spring Conference as a one-day virtual event. The conference will feature a range of continuing legal education seminars and is open for registration.

The event offers attorneys the opportunity to attend seminars in several practice areas and earn up to 8.2 continuing legal education credits. According to the association, the sessions are designed to address current topics relevant to legal professionals.

Speakers from various fields are scheduled to participate, providing attendees with insights into recent developments and practical knowledge for their practices. The programming schedule includes multiple sessions throughout the day, allowing participants flexibility in selecting topics most relevant to their interests.

This virtual format allows more members of the legal community across New Jersey and beyond to take part without traveling. The association said this approach is intended to make professional development more accessible while maintaining high standards for educational content.

Registration remains open, and those interested can review the full programming schedule through resources provided by the New Jersey State Bar Association.



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