Continuing Legal Education

Proof of Attendance (Required for CLE Credit)

To receive CLE credit, you must submit the online Proof of Attendance form after your first session.

   • Submit once only
   • Deadline: April 3, 2026

Submit 2026 Proof of Attendance Form

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Accreditation Information

   • 2026 Accreditation Instructions
   • 2026 Schedule Sheet - print and track sessions
   • 2026 Speaker Evaluations

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State Specific Certificates of Attendance

Click your state below to download your certificate:

Alabama –15.0 total (Includes: 2.0 Ethics)
Florida – 18.0 total (Includes: 2.0 Ethics, 1.0 Technology, 18.0 Business Litigation)
Georgia - 15.0 total (Includes: 2.0 Ethics, 1.0 Trial, 1.0 Professionalism)
Indiana –15.0 total (Includes: 2.0 Ethics)
Kentucky –15.0 total (Includes: 2.0 Ethics)
Louisiana - 15.0 total (Includes: 1.67 Ethics)
Mississippi –15.0 total (Includes: 2.0 Ethics)
New York –18.0 total (Includes: 2.0 Ethics, 1.0 Trial, 1.0 Professionalism)
North Carolina – 15.0 CLE (Includes 1.0 Prof. Well-Being, 1.0 Ethics/Prof. Resp.)
Ohio - 15.0 total (Includes: 1.75 Attorney Professional Conduct)
Pennsylvania –15.0 total (Includes: 1.5 Ethics)
South Carolina - 15.0 total (Includes: 2.0 Ethics)
Tennessee –15.0 total (Includes: 2.0 Dual)
General - general certificate for non-accredited states

Please be aware that every state has its own rules and regulations regarding accreditation.
Individual states and disciplines determine the total number of credits awarded.