Christine A. Amalfe, chair of the Employment & Labor Law Group of Gibbons P.C., will be sworn in as president of the New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA) at its annual meeting and convention, held today and tomorrow in Atlantic City.

Over the past three decades, Amalfe has served the association in various capacities, including as an executive committee member of the Labor & Employment Law Section, trustee of the Women in the Profession Section, and member of the Higher Education, Judicial and Prosecutorial Appointments, Judicial Administration, Legislative, Amicus, and Pro Bono committees, in addition to six years as an at-large trustee and, more recently, secretary, treasurer, second vice president, first vice president, and, immediately preceding her future role, president-elect.
“Assuming the presidency of the NJSBA is truly an honor,” said Amalfe. “I look forward to the year ahead, carrying on the mission of this longstanding and venerable organization and serving its valued members.”
“We congratulate Christine on her rise to president,” remarked Peter J. Torcicollo, Gibbons’s managing director. “Given her strong leadership at both the firm and in the broader legal community, coupled with her unwavering dedication to the law, we have no doubt she will make a significant impact at the NJSBA.”
At Gibbons, Amalfe represents corporations in the areas of employment law and litigation, while managing a team of more than 20 lawyers and overseeing legal, administrative, and business development functions for one of the firm’s most active business units. She is the recipient of numerous awards and accolades and is included among the region’s leading employment lawyers by Chambers USA, The Best Lawyers in America®, and Thomson Reuters New Jersey Super Lawyers, the last of which lists her among the state’s Top 10 attorneys and Top 50 female attorneys. Additionally, she is an elected Fellow in both the College of Labor & Employment Lawyers and American College of Trial Lawyers, as well as a Senior Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America, an invitation-only trial lawyer honorary society comprising less than .5% of American lawyers.
As an advocate for women in the legal profession throughout her career, Amalfe co-founded the internationally recognized Gibbons Women’s Initiative, has served as president of the National Association of Women Lawyers Foundation, and is a member of the New Jersey Women Lawyers Association.
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