The New Jersey State Bar Association’s Board of Trustees welcomed its incoming members when it met Wednesday in Atlantic City.
The trustees welcomed, Kathleen Barnett Einhorn, Carlos A. Bollar and Celeste Fiore, who will serve as at-large trustees; Scott R. Malyk, who will serve as a section/committee trustee; and Norberto Garcia, who will represent the New Jersey State Bar Foundation. Robert B. Hille, the outgoing immediate past president, said his time working with the association’s governing body was an honor and a privilege.
“We are best and we do many great things together when we keep our focus on our members and the lawyers of this great state,” Hille said.
The trustees voted to approve Smith.ai, a virtual receptionist service, as a new member benefit. NJSBA members will be able to use the service, which provides bilingual receptionists, live web chats, client intake and appointment bookings, at a discount.
In addition, the trustees agreed to hold the 2020 Mid-Year Meeting at Silverado Resort & Spa in Napa, Calif.