New Jersey Court Rules After the 2018 Amendments
53m
Created on June 27, 2019
Intermediate
Overview
On September 1, 2018, the New Jersey Supreme Court ordered numerous and substantive amendments to the Rules of Court. These amendments were the product of a lengthy process involving comments from the Bar, litigants, the Judiciary and the various Supreme Court practice committees. Presented by Thomas J. Major, Principal at Offit Kurman, this program reviews the amendments most likely to affect civil practitioners, with a focus on the underlying rationale for each change. The program considers the adopted amendments and contrasts them with proposals rejected by the practice committees. With this focus and comparison, viewers will learn both the changes to the Rules and their underlying rationale.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify which rule amendments are mostly likely to affect an attorney's civil practice
- Explore how the New Jersey Supreme Court chose certain rule amendments
- Examine how the adopted amendments differ from prior practice
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Instructor did a nice job of presenting the materials quickly but efficiently. It would be helpful to include a brief summary of the rule changes regarding professional responsibility or offer a Part 2 presentation on that topic.
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