The Jan. 24, 2022, editorial, titled "Who May Represent a Party in Arbitration?" states that the law in New Jersey is unclear as to whether nonlawyers may represent parties in arbitration.  This is incorrect; the law in New Jersey is clear. Nonlawyers may not represent parties in arbitration or mediation. Supreme Court Committee on the Unauthorized Practice of Law Opinion 57 (April 2021). Out-of-state lawyers may engage in this conduct, but only if they qualify to do so pursuant to RPC 5.5(b)(3)(ii).