When Domenick Carmagnola becomes president of the New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA) this week, he will be stepping in at a time when the legal profession is starting to make its way back after a year of extraordinary changes from the pandemic.

While the vaccines have brought renewed hope and a decline in coronavirus cases, the past 14 months have left an indelible mark on the profession. As he embarks on his yearlong term, Carmagnola recognizes the pandemic is not over and that it will continue to affect the legal profession in numerous ways.

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