With the enactment of N.J.S. 1:12A-1 et seq., the current New Jersey Law Revision Commission was created in 1985 and began work in 1987.
The New Jersey Law Revision Commission is required by statute to “promote and encourage the clarification and simplification of the law…and its better adaptation to present social needs, secure the better administration of justice and carry on scholarly legal research and work.” N.J.S. 1:12A-8.
The Commission does so by conducting an ongoing review of New Jersey statutes and case law to identify areas of the law that require revision. The Commission also considers recommendations from the American Law Institute, the Uniform Law Commission (formerly the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws) and other learned bodies as well as members of the legal community and the public.
MEETING AGENDA
The New Jersey Law Revision Commission meeting will be conducted REMOTELY on Thursday, November 19, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.
Any member of the public who wishes to submit comments on any agenda item or would like to participate in the meeting virtually should contact Veronica V. Fernandes in advance of the start time of the meeting at vvf@njlrc.org
1. Definition of “Person” as used in the Nursing Home Act – N.J.S. 30:13-8 – Consideration of a Draft Final Report proposing modifications to N.J.S. 30-13-8 reflecting the holding of the Appellate Division in Salters v. South Mountain Rehabilitation Center, 2025 WL 1692972 (App. Div. 2025). Report
2. Invasion of Privacy Torts – Statutes of Limitations (N.J.S. 2A:14-1 to -3) – Consideration of a Draft Final Report recommending modifications to N.J.S. 2A:14-1 to -3 codifying relevant case law on the appropriate limitations period for each of the common law invasion of privacy torts: appropriation of name or likeness, intrusion on seclusion, public disclosure of private facts, and false light. Report
3. Definitions of “Prearranged Ride” and “Rider” in the Transportation Network Company Safety and Regulatory Act (N.J.S. 39:5H-2) - Consideration of a Draft Tentative Report proposing modification to N.J.S. 39:5H-2 of the Transportation Network Company Safety Act to reflect the holding in Kidcaboo, LLC v. New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission, 2023 WL 6621132 (N.J. Super. Ct. App. Div. Oct. 11, 2023), that a “rider” must be the person who arranged the ride. Report
4. Workers' Compensation - Time for Furnishing Medical, Surgical, and Other Treatment to an Injured Worker – Consideration of an Update Memorandum addressing N.J.S. 34:15-15 in New Jersey’s Workers’ Compensation Act, summarizing the results of a 50-state survey examining timeframes for providing medical treatment to injured workers. Memo
5. Meaning of “Premises” in Landowners Liability Act – Consideration of a Memorandum proposing a project addressing the meaning of “premises” in New Jersey’s Landowners Liability Act, which immunizes property owners from liability for injuries sustained in the course of sport and recreational activities on qualifying property, as discussed by the New Jersey Supreme Court in Arias v. County of Bergen, 262 N.J. 479 (2026). Memo
Projects Out for Comments
The Tentative Reports below are distributed to advise interested persons of the NJLRC's tentative recommendations and to offer an opportunity to submit comments. The Commission is actively seeking comments on the reports below.
- Availability of Remedies Under the Uniform Securities Law
- Consumer Fraud Act – Learned Professionals (N.J.S. 56:8-2)
- Definition of “Person” as used in the Nursing Home Act – N.J.S. 30:13-8
Listed below are additional projects currently open for public comment, as directed by the Commission. We welcome your input on these projects.
NJLRC 2026 e-bulletin
We are pleased to announce the New Jersey Law Revision Commission’s mid-year 2026 e-bulletin. The bulletin highlights the Commission’s recent activities and project updates from the first half of 2026, keeping readers informed of our ongoing work.
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Project Timeline
Click the button below to review the NJLRC project timeline and learn how the Commission works through each phase of a project.
We are pleased to announce that JC DeMaria from Rutgers Law School - Newark will be joining the commission as our new Legislative Fellow.
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Newark, NJ 07102