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New Jersey Lawyers Assistance Program
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One Constitution Square
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
800-24-NJLAP
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We're Here to Help The purpose of the New Jersey Lawyers Assistance Program (NJLAP) is to provide free and confidential assistance to attorneys, members of the judiciary, law students, and law graduates with alcohol, drug, gambling, emotional, behavioral and other personal problems that affect well-being and professional performance. Read more about NJLAP
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Announcements and Important Information
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| Attention NJ State Bar Candidates: - Have you gotten a letter to make an appointment with us? Before calling, read our FAQs for Bar Candidates (UPDATED 2-26-2013). read more ...
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| LAPs Work for Law Students - Read the Summer 2010 Issue of Highlights, a publication of the American Bar Association Commission on Lawyer Assistance Programs. read more ...
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There is no need to risk your license, livelihood, reputation or family.
Whatever the problem, you do not have to manage it alone.
1-800-24NJLAP
1-800-246-5527
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NJLAP's Board of Trustees
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Chair: Hon. Russell W. Annich Jr., JMC
Vice Chair: Margaret F. Black, Esq.
Stephen M. Orlofsky, Esq.
Carol Markowitz, M.A., M.Ed.
Lynne Fontaine Newsome, Esq.
Eddie J Mann, Jr., LCADC, CCS, CMS
Wanda H. Moore, Esq.
Robert E. Nies, Esq.
Ex Officio: Glenn P. Callahan, Esq.
Justice Liaison: Hon. Helen E. Hoens
Staff Counsel: Eugene Troche, Esq.
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The New Jersey Supreme Court, in its approval of the New Jersey Lawyers Assistance Program, assured utmost confidentiality by adoption of Rule 1:28B-3 as follows:
1:28B-3. Confidentiality. The records, documents, and meetings of LAP and the Board of Trustees are confidential, with the following exceptions:
(a) Annual audit reports;
(b) Annual reports of the Board of Trustees to the Supreme Court;
(c) Quarterly reports to the Board of Trustees from the LAP Director; and
(d) All materials relating to the budget process that do not identify clients of the program or otherwise disclose information that would compromise the confidentiality of the program as detailed in regulations adopted by the Board of Trustees and approved by the Supreme Court.
In no event, however, shall the identity of program clients be disclosed in the above reports.
Note: Adopted July 15, 1999, to be effective September 1, 1999.
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