Jeralyn Lawrence Podcast Interview by Suzi Hixon of Legally Blissed Conversations
In this podcast episode, Legally Blissed Conversations interviews Jeralyn Lawrence, the Managing Member and Founder of Lawrence Law, who devotes her litigation practice to matrimonial, divorce, and family law, and is a trained collaborative lawyer, divorce mediator, and arbitrator. With an astounding list of awards and recognition behind her, Jeralyn continues to lead the way…
Lack of Judges is ‘destroying children and families’ Says NJ Bar Association
Jeralyn Lawrence was interviewed by Branda Flanagan of Update New Jersey. “What we’re trying to convey here is, this is beyond crisis. This is catastrophic. Real people are being harmed here.” New Jersey State Bar Association President Jeralyn Lawrence pulled no punches, describing the state’s judicial vacuum as a historic lack of judges —…
Jeralyn Lawrence Interview with Laura Jones from Update New Jersey on Court Judge Vacancy Crisis
Host Laura Jones from Update New Jersey uncovers a crisis happening in the New Jersey court system with Jeralyn Lawrence, president of the NJ State Bar Association, and why the number of judicial vacancies are at record levels. Listen to the full interview by clicking here.
President Jeralyn Lawrence Speaks with NJ Spotlight News on Shortages of New Jersey Judges
President Jeralyn Lawrence spoke with NJ Spotlight News Anchor Briana Vannozzi on the shortages of judges in New Jersey and the “dire need” to fill the vacancies. Read the full article here and view the video of the interview below.
New Jersey Panel Will Weigh Permanent Disbarment for Lawyers Who Steal From Clients
The New Jersey Supreme Court selected 28 attorneys, clergy and others to serve on the Supreme Court Special Committee on the Duration of Disbarment, a newly created committee designed to study potential disbarment reforms in the state. Read he full article here [may require subscription]. As President of the New Jersey Bar Association, Jeralyn Lawrence…
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