The New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA) Board of Trustees met earlier this month to tackle a number of issues, ranging from new benefits to involvement in a statewide campaign celebrating the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment.
The NJSBA received a clean bill of health from its auditors at the meeting. WithumSmith+Brown conducted the audit for the NJSBA’s financial transactions in fiscal year 2018. The auditors said they will issue an unmodified opinion, which is the top designation. The audit confirms the NJSBA’s financials are free of misstatements, that its financial reports have been conducted with accuracy and transparency, and that all policies and procedures are up to date with current accounting standards. The NJSBA has a roughly $12 million annual budget to serve its over 18,000 members and offer hundreds of educational programs through the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education (NJICLE).
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