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 Alabama
Alabama attorneys
may now obtain up to 6 CLE credit hours
per year online through LegalSpan and
the Alabama ICLE.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Alabama continuing education rules: http://www.alabar.org/cle/rules.cfm
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 Alaska
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 Arizona
Arizona attorneys
can now fulfill all their CLE requirements
through catalog. The majority of
courses in the Arizona catalog now qualify
for Interactive credit. Click on
the link above to view Arizona accredited
seminars.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Arizona continuing education rules:
http://www.myazbar.org/Members/MCLE.cfm
Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law's Indian Legal Program offers live CLE Conferences, online CLE programs and self study DVDs. The ILP was established in 1988 to provide legal education, scholarship, and public service to tribal governments. It was designed to help train Indian lawyers and promote an understanding of the differences between the legal systems of Indian Nations and the United States. |
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 California
All seminars in the State Bar of California, as well as the Alameda County Bar, Bar Association of San Francisco, Contra Costa County Bar, Los Angeles County Bar, Orange County Bar, San Bernardino County Bar, San Diego County Bar, and Santa Clara County Bar catalogs are available for full participatory credit. You can earn all 25.0 hours online on these Web Sites. You can also get your required 4.0 hours of Legal Ethics, 1.0 hour of Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession and 1.0 hour in Substance Abuse and Emotional Distress.
Click on the
following link for more information on
California continuing education rules:
http://www.calbar.ca.gov/state/calbar/calbar_generic.jsp?cid=10138&id=2301
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 Connecticut
The Connecticut
Bar Association offers a large variety
of online education at the site listed
above. Please contact the Connecticut
Bar Association for more information. |
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 Colorado
Colorado
attorneys need 45 credit hours (including 7
hours of ethics) every three years.
All 45 hours can be taken through this
catalog. |
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 Florida
With the exception
of new attorney basic requirements, Florida
attorneys can completely fulfill their
CLE requirements online through the Florida
Bar Online CLE Catalog. Click on
the link above to view Florida accredited
seminars.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Florida continuing education rules:
http://www.flabar.org/newflabar/memberservices/cle
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 Georgia
Starting January
1, 2001, the Commission for Continuing
Lawyer Competency (CCLC) approved self-study
as a method of satisfying the annual Mandatory
Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) requirement
(up to 6 CLE hours per year) for all active
members of the State Bar of Georgia. Approved
Self-Study CLE formats include live CLE
activities presented via video or audio;
replays of live CLE activities; on-line
computer CLE activities, CD-ROM and DVD
interactive CLE activities; and written
correspondence CLE courses.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Georgia continuing education rules: http://www.iclega.org/online.html |
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Hawaii
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Idaho
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Illinois
Credit for
computer-based seminars is pending in
Illinois. IICLE currently provides
online seminars for educational purposes
only. |
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 Indiana
Credit for
computer-based seminars is pending in
Indiana. ICLEF currently provides
online seminars for educational purposes
only.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Indiana continuing education rules:
http://www.state.in.us/judiciary/cle/ |
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 Iowa
The Iowa State
Bar now offers a robust online CLE catalog
through the LegalSpan Network. Iowa
attorneys are able to obtain up to 6 units
of their yearly MCLE requirement online. |
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Kentucky
Kentucky
lawyers may earn up to 6 hours of credit on
the Kentucky Bar Association Online CLE
catalog.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Kentucky continuing education rules:
http://www.kybar.org/Default.aspx?tabid=118. |
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Louisiana
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 Maryland
Click on the
following link for more information on
Indiana continuing education rules: http://www.micpel.edu/MD_CLE_FAQ.htm. |
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 Maine
Attorneys in
Maine can earn 5.5 of their 11 hour
requirement through the Maine State Bar
Association online CLE catalog.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Indiana continuing education rules: http://www.mainebar.org/cle_maine.asp. |
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 Massachusetts
Too busy to
attend a CLE seminar in person? Log into the
MBA’s new
Online CLE listings and choose from a
vast catalog of courses available via the
Internet.
Try a free seminar today! Sign up for
Litigator’s Edge: Anatomy of a Trial - U.S.
vs Arthur Andersen. |
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 Mississippi
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 Missouri
Online seminars
offer you the opportunity to fulfill six
hours of your fifteen-hour MCLE requirement
by self-study (see Rule 15.05).
LegalSpan will provide a certificate of
completion (though this is not
required in Missouri). |
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 Montana
Montana attorneys
can obtain up to 5 credits per year through
the State Bar of Montana Catalog.
However, if an online program is presented
as a live "webcast" and the
participants are able to ask questions
in a chat-room type setting, then the
course can be considered "live."
There is no limit on the number
of credits that can be earned for this
type of program. |
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 Nebraska
Now you can
just click your mouse and obtain access
to Nebraska and other states’ online CLE
through the Nebraska State Bar Association’s
partnership with LegalSpan, our online
partner. |
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 Nevada
Nevada attorneys may obtain all 12 hours (including 2 ethics) of their CLE by an alternative method. Compliance year ends December 31.
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 New
Hampshire
New
Hampshire attorneys can obtain up to 6
credits per year through the New Hampshire
Catalog. However, if an online program
is presented as a live "webcast"
and the participants are able to ask questions
in a chat-room type setting, then the
course can be considered "live."
New Hampshire attorneys may earn
all 12 credits through live webcasts.
Click on the
following link for more information on
New Hampshire continuing education rules:
http://www.nhbar.org/about2.asp?SectID=12&CatID=66&SID=
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 New Jersey
Click on the
following link for more information on
New Jersey continuing education rules:
http://www.njicle.com/cgi-bin/njicle?doc=/frequentquestions.htm.
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 New Mexico
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 North
Carolina
Attorneys licensed
in North Carolina can obtain up to 4 continuing
legal education credits over the Internet
through the North Carolina Bar Association
and LegalSpan.
Please Note:
Live web casts do not count as part of
this four hour limitation on online credits. |
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 New York
The City Bar Center for CLE is an accredited online provider in New York, California & Illinois effective 1/25/06 and states
with reciprocity. In New York State, online courses do not provide transitional credit for newly admitted
attorneys. The City Bar Center Online currently offers select programs, virtually hundreds of our programs
will be available soon.
Pace Law School and LegalSpan have joined together to provide New York attorneys with high quality, online continuing legal education available 24/7. Programs are taught by faculty and experts in the field. Experienced New York attorneys may earn 24 credits through accredited online seminars. Click on the link above to view seminars accredited in New York.
Click on the
following link for more information on
New York continuing education rules:
http://www.courts.state.ny.us/mcle.htm |
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 Oklahoma
The Oklahoma
Bar Association and LegalSpan have joined
together to provide Oklahoma attorneys
with the best in online continuing legal
education. Oklahoma attorneys
can obtain 3 units of their requirement
through this online CLE Catalog.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Oklahoma continuing education rules:
http://www.okbar.org/mcle/rules.htm |
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 Ohio
The courses
in this catalog are pre-approved for self-study
CLE credit by the Ohio Supreme Court Commission
on Continuing Legal Education. Each course
may only be taken once for credit and
while Ohio lawyers may take as many online
courses as they like, they will only be
able to claim credit for a maximum of
six hours. |
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 Oregon
Oregon State
Bar members can obtain all their CLE requirements
through the online seminars listed in
the catalog above.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Oregon continuing education rules: http://www.osbar.org/rulesregs/mcle.html
The Oregon State Bar Board of Governors created the Professional Liability Fund in 1977 pursuant to state statute and with approval of the membership.
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 Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Bar members can obtain up to 4 hours of
CLE credit in any year through the PBI
online CLE web site (additional units
can be taken but cannot be applied until
the following year).
Click on the
following link for more information on
Pennsylvania continuing education rules: http://www.pacle.com/forms.htm
Click
here for answers to Frequently Asked Questions |
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 Rhode
Island
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 South
Carolina
South Carolina
licensed attorneys are eligible to obtain
up to two (2) hours of their fourteen
(14) hours annual CLE requirement through
the use online programs. The registrant
is required to complete a brief test and
an affidavit of compliance after viewing
the online program. The test and
affidavit are administered through your
computer.
Click on the
following link for more information on
South Carolina continuing education rules: http://www.scbar.org/CLE/cle.htm
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 Tennessee
Tennessee
attorneys can earn up to 6 credit hours on
the Tennessee Bar Association Catalog.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Tennessee continuing education rules:
http://www.tba.org/clefront.html. |
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 Texas
Online seminars
are approved for participatory MCLE credit.
Thus, Texas attorneys can completely fulfill
their MCLE requirements online. In order
to qualify you must visit the appropriate
Discussion Forum. These forums are intended
to provide the kind of interaction with
other attorneys you might have at a live
CLE course.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Texas continuing education rules: State Bar of Texas Professional Requirements
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 Utah
The
Utah State Bar is dedicated to the development
and distribution of the highest quality
CLE. Developed in partnership with LegalSpan,
this catalog of online seminars represents
a compilation of offerings from other
quality CLE providers around the country
whose video programs match our high standards
for quality. Click
on the link above to view seminars accredited
in Utah.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Utah continuing education rules:
http://www.utahbar.org/mcle/MCLE_Rules.html
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 Vermont
The Vermont Bar Association offers an extensive online CLE catalog, with a wide range of topics and programs taught by national experts in their fields, through the LegalSpan Network. Vermont MCLE rules require attorneys to obtain 20 hours of credit over the course of two years, no more than 10 hours of which can be self-study. Online CLE programs are considered self-study for MCLE purposes. Live webcasts, also offered through LegalSpan, are considered "live" credits for MCLE purposes.
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 Virginia
Click on the
following link for more information on
Virginia continuing education rules:
http://www.vsb.org/mcle/index.html
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 Washington
With CLE by
the Slice (tm), Washington State Bar members
can obtain up to 15 credits via online
seminars. Click on the link above
to view seminars accredited in Washington.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Washington continuing education rules:
http://www.legalspan.com/wsba/requirements.asp
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 West Virginia
West Virginia
attorneys can obtain 12 of the 24 credit
requirement through this online catalog.
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 Wisconsin
Wisconsin lawyers
can obtain CLE credits online through
participating in the live web casts presented
by the State Bar of Wisconsin. Click
on the link above to view seminars accredited
in Wisconsin.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Wisconsin continuing education rules: http://wisbar.org/cle/seminars/credits/
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 Wyoming
Wyoming lawyers
can obtain 5 of the required 15 CLE credit
online. Click on the link above
to view seminars accredited in Wyoming.
Click on the
following link for more information on
Wyoming continuing education rules:
http://www.wyomingbar.org/cle_rules_and_regulations.asp
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| Canada
The seminars
in the catalogs listed above are offered
to attorneys in Canada for informational
purposes |
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