A more inclusive governing body, advances in how we connect and communicate, and low attendance are reasons General Council should be dissolved, Board of Trustees proposes
The New Jersey State Bar Association’s (NJSBA’s) General Council traces its roots to 1930, when a group of attorneys organized a conference of county bar associations, which they hoped would help open the doors of the state organization to them. Soon, the group became an official part of the NJSBA —with a mission to bring issues to the organization—and it obtained a seat on the Association’s Nominating Committee, earning it the power to influence the state bar group’s leadership.
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