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Jersey Justice w/ Norberto Garcia | Episode 71 | Breaking the Wall: Leading the NJ Bar Association

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On the latest episode of the Jersey Justice Podcast, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris sit down with Norberto Garcia, Esq., President of the New Jersey State Bar Association, for a conversation on leadership, trial advocacy, attorney health, and the evolving landscape of the legal profession.On this Episode, Norberto shares his personal story as the first foreign-born president in NJSBA history. From the front lines of Garden State courtrooms, he discusses what it takes to navigate a career in civil trial law while advocating for systemic change. He breaks down the importance of restoring hands on mentorship, addressing attorney burnout and mental health, and ensuring the court system supports the day to day realities of practicing lawyers.From courtroom strategy and legal ethics to the daily realities of running a firm, this episode digs into what it takes to push the legal profession forward. While breaking down how leadership, sharp trial advocacy, and practical solutions can reshape the culture for New Jersey lawyers.Tune In!

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