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Lawyer Well Being and Its Effect on Professionalism and Ethics

ENCORE! ENCORE! NJLAP will be re-presenting "Lawyer Well Being and Its Effect on Professionalism and Ethics" through NJICLE on December 17, 2020. To register, click the link above.

Since 2016, over 1000 New Jersey attorneys have learned how to manage stress and proactively care for their mental wellness at this helpful seminar from NJLAP. If you did not previously attend, make time for yourself this year. You and your practice will benefit from our distinguished faculty's practical insights on how to better balance your life and lawyering, and you will fully satisfy your New Jersey MCLE ethics requirement as well! Click the title link above to register.

A Lawyer's Guide to Dealing With Difficut Clients

Simple strategies make a big difference.

Conflict is a part of life, and lawyers must learn how to handle people who seemingly thrive on making life difficult for others. Understanding what drives difficult people and how to best react to outbursts, threats, and intimidation is an essential skill for every lawyer. In many cases, it can mean the difference between success and failure - and your satisfaction or disenchantment with the legal profession. NJICLE dates for 2020 to be announced.

These presentations are available for bar associations, law firms and other venues.

1. Learn about recent ABA Reports and recommedations from the ABA for improving Lawyer Well Being, including the role of humor and laughter. (This is an expanded version of the introduction presented as part of Lawyer Well Being and Its Effect on Professionalism and Ethics.

2. Explore selected activities and reccomendations for the the ABA/CoLAP Wellbeing Toolkit.

Call NJLAP at 732-800-246-5527 for more information & scheduling.