The New Jersey State Bar Association's (NJSBA) newest trustees represent three counties and three special seats. The six trustees were sworn in May 14 at the Virtual Annual Meeting, along with the officers and incumbent trustees. Trustees each serve two-year terms.

Glennon Troublefield, Essex County. He practices in litigation and intellectual property in Roseland and is an American Bar Association delegate and a member of the NJSBA Amicus, Bylaws, Ethics Diversionary, and Professional Responsibility committees.

Brian J. Neary, Hudson County. He practices in criminal defense in Hackensack and is a member of the Judicial and Prosecutorial Appointments Committee and the Criminal Law Section. He is a New Jersey State Bar Foundation trustee.

Michael R. Paglione, Mercer County. He practices in personal injury litigation in Lawrenceville and is a member of the Amicus and Legislative committees and the Civil Trial Bar and Workers' Compensation sections.

Joseph L. Linares, At-Large. He practices in litigation, contract drafting and complex negotiations in Newark and is a member of the Pro Bono and Diversity committees and the Young Lawyers Division.

James A. Lewis V, Section/ Committee. He practices in civil litigation in South Orange and is a member of the Amicus, Business and Commercial Litigation, and Diversity committees, the Minorities in the Profession and Labor and Employment Law sections and the Young Lawyers Division.

Emily S. Kelchen, Young Lawyers Division. She is a ­government affairs and legal marketing consultant and is chair of the Young Lawyers Division and a member of the In-House Counsel Committee and the Women in the Profession Section.