Continuing Legal Education

Definition of Continuing Legal Education as it relates to Education, Continuing Education, Graduate Education

Continuing Legal Education (CLE) refers to the ongoing professional development activities undertaken by licensed attorneys to maintain and enhance their legal knowledge and skills. CLE programs cover a wide range of topics, including substantive law, ethics, practice management, and diversity and inclusion. These programs are typically offered through accredited providers, such as law schools, bar associations, and professional organizations, and may include live events, online courses, webinars, and self-study materials. CLE is mandatory in many jurisdictions, with attorneys required to complete a certain number of credits hours within a specified time period to maintain their license to practice law.

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  • [ParalegalEducation.com] Paralegal Continuing Legal Education (CLE) and Training | IPE IPE | Institute for Paralegal Education
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  • [pli.net] Practising Law Institute Continuing Legal Education Programs, Webcasts and Publications
  • [iicle.com] Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education - IICLE
  • [nbi-sems.com] Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Attorneys Trust | NBI NBI | National Business Institute
  • [vacle.org] Virginia Continuing Legal Education
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