The New Jersey State Bar Association’s governing body last week approved a preliminary budget, new member benefits and acted on pending legislation. The Board of Trustees met at the New Jersey Law Center in New Brunswick on March 11.

The trustees approved a preliminary operating budget for fiscal year 2022-2023, which starts July 1. The proposed budget reflects about $11 million in projected revenue and nearly the equivalent in projected expenses. First-year members will be offered free dues and free membership in the NJSBA Young Lawyers Division. The plan anticipates a resumption of in-person events, but will also continue to offer virtual and hybrid options for events, meetings that keep members up to date and provide benefit to their practice and professional endeavors.

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