Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Credit

TheCapitol.Net (TCN) does not apply for Mandatory Continuing Legal Education (MCLE or CLE) credit for any of its courses.  However, many attorneys have told us that they have received CLE credit for attending our courses.  Our courses are approved for CEU credits from George Mason University.

Because each jurisdiction's MCLE requirements are different, you must check with your state to determine if our training meets your state's MCLE requirements.

Because we do not seek CLE accreditation for any of our courses, if you desire MCLE credit for any course sponsored by TCN, you need to do the following:

1. Contact your state's MCLE body (usually part of the state supreme court or the state bar association) and get the form to request accreditation for each TCN course you will be attending or have already attended.  (Many states will accept the Uniform Certificate of Attendance -click here - in rich text format .rtf .)

2. Fill out the form and send it back to your state bar. Usually, you need to attach to the form a copy of the course agenda and faculty biographies from each course. These are provided in the materials you receive during the course.

3. Your state bar will process your paperwork and handle your request for credits for each course. 

• Summary of MCLE State Requirements - from the ABA 

Lawyer Collegiality

Bar Associations

• Bar Associations - from the ABA
• State Bar Associations - from Hieros Gamos

CLE

• List of ACLEA members on the web - from the Association of Continuing Legal Administrators (ACLEA)

Discussion Groups

• Legal Usenet News Groups - from Google

URL:  http://www.thecapitol.net/CLE/   Last updated: April 15, 2008