Supreme Court Approves Wellness in the Law Recommendations

The New Jersey Supreme Court has approved a news series of recommendations to address well-being issues faced by attorneys as the Judiciary continues to address challenges facing members of the legal community.

The Court authorized the continuation of five ongoing initiatives and approved four additional areas to be addressed in the new court year.

The Court’s action comes ahead of a program on well-being in the law, moderated by Justice Lee A. Solomon, chair of the Supreme Court Committee on Wellness in the Law, at 2 p.m. on Thursday, May 9, to address issues of concern identified by the committee. Registration for the virtual program is available here.