Office Of Attorney Ethics

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The Office of Attorney Ethics is a unit within the New Jersey Courts, responsible for maintaining public trust in the legal profession. It administers the Fee Arbitration Program, which helps clients resolve disputes over legal fees through confidential and inexpensive hearings. The office also plays a role in the broader attorney discipline system.

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A $50 filing fee is required for the Fee Arbitration Program, payable to the Disciplinary Oversight Committee, with fee waivers available for those who qualify.

Fuente: njcourts.gov · consultado el 12 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

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Lunes

8:30 am–4:30 pm

Martes

8:30 am–4:30 pm

Miércoles

8:30 am–4:30 pm

Jueves

8:30 am–4:30 pm

Viernes

8:30 am–4:30 pm

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

Fotos

• Gaynell Wilson· vía Google
  2 years ago
• Hank Wu· vía Google

  About what you would expect!

  10 years ago
• Tiffanie Cardwell· vía Google

  This office is a fraudulent. I don't beieve they ever intend to reprimand any attorney. This is all for show. It's disgusting that attorney's get away with unethical behavior everyday and they will not do anything about it. I filed a claim against an attorney and they said what she was doing was not unethical it was a civil matter. It is actually both. The ethics director Johanna Barba Jones declined moving forward with an investigation even though I provided all the relevant facts. They don't want to see attorney's loose their license so they deny the grievance. Shame on our justice system and this ridiculous department.

  2 years ago
• F "RealSteel" Qasim· vía Google

  The Office of Attorney Ethics (OAE) has completely failed in its duty to uphold professional accountability within the legal system. Despite providing clear, documented evidence of attorney misconduct, OAE refuses to investigate or hold attorneys accountable, instead dismissing valid grievances under the guise of "civil matters" or procedural excuses. In my experience, this office has demonstrated a consistent pattern of disregard for ethical violations, enabling attorneys to engage in fraudulent actions without consequence. Even when overwhelming proof of fraud, misrepresentation, and conflicts of interest is presented, OAE declines to act, effectively shielding corrupt attorneys from scrutiny. This office does not function as an impartial regulatory body but rather as a gatekeeper protecting legal professionals at the expense of the public. Their failure to act has caused irreparable harm to litigants who seek justice but are instead met with bureaucratic stonewalling and selective enforcement. If you are expecting fairness, accountability, and ethical oversight, do not count on the OAE. Their inaction and lack of transparency undermine public trust in the legal system. This agency is long overdue for a full external audit and reform. Shameful and unacceptable.

  a year ago
• L· vía Google

  This organization is just for show. They give the illusion they're enforcing attorney ethics, but outside of a few issues they don't do anything. In the event they are able to hold an attorney accountable, the discipline usually amounts to a corrective action rather than anything serious. A truly disappointing organization.

  a year ago