After holding steady for two years, the fees New Jersey lawyers pay annually for their licenses are likely to be increased by 9.6 percent, to $148 from the current $135.
The Disciplinary Oversight Committee, in its budget proposal for 2014. says the bump is needed “[t]o continue to meet disciplinary system program needs and the progress made in reducing case backlog, and to improve the time to complete cases.”
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