The American Bar Association Center for CLE Web site offers information and insights into the latest CLE and career guidance provided to you through a variety of vehicles, from the traditional to the latest such as videoconferencing, teleconferences, and webcasting.

Continuing Leadership in Professional Education - ALI-ABA has a history of outreach to underrepresented groups in the legal community and is firmly committed to providing a welcoming environment and ensuring that the attorneys who speak and write for our organization represent the increasing diversity of our profession. We welcome suggestions for new speakers and authors to support the full participation of all of the talent in our profession.

ACLEA, the Association for Continuing Legal Education, is a dynamic organization devoted to improving the performance of CLE professionals. Those who try it, love it. Over 30% of our membership serves on committees and actively participates in the planning of programs and in the governance of the organization. Established in 1964, ACLEA is an international association. While our members are primarily from the United States and Canada, they also hail from Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Africa, and Mexico. Administrators, trainers, managers, educators, publishers, programmers and meeting professionals are all members of ACLEA. This diversity in background and outlook makes ACLEA the best source for information on CLE today.

New York State's Continuing Legal Education program, which was implemented through the collaborative efforts of the bench and the bar, seeks to enhance the New York Bar's proud tradition of professionalism in serving clients and the public.

The Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia is the most respected and most often relied upon source of continuing professional education for British Columbia lawyers and their support staff. Our mandate is to meet the present and future educational needs of the legal profession in British Columbia. Our goal is to develop an ongoing long-term relationship with every lawyer in the province. Everyone on our staff is eager to hear your comments and suggestions on how we can accomplish this goal.

Career-long education is an absolute must for lawyers who want to serve their clients well. IICLE offers Illinois lawyers effective practice guidance in a variety of formats, and we are always looking for ways to improve our offerings.

ICLEF provides continuing legal education of Indiana Law for Indiana Lawyers.

It is the Mission of the Commission for Continuing Legal Education to enhance the quality of legal services and professionalism in Indiana through administering, developing and regulating continuing legal education requirements, mediation training standards and attorney specialization programs.

ICLE's mission is to provide Michigan lawyers with accessible, high-quality, continuing legal education and resource materials that enable them to practice law more effectively.

The Institute of Continuing Legal Education in Georgia is the not-for-profit educational service of the State Bar of Georgia; and is a consortium of the Bar and the Law Schools of the Universities of Georgia, Emory, Mercer, Georgia State and the John Marshall Law School.

The Commission on Continuing Legal Education administers a program established by the court which requires attorneys to attend legal education classes each year.

The Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers, Inc. (MICPEL) is the continuing professional education provider for lawyers in Maryland on behalf of its partners: the Maryland State Bar Association, the University of Baltimore School of Law, and the University of Maryland School of Law. MICPEL’s purpose is to provide, throughout the state of Maryland, the highest quality continuing professional education for the practice of law in Maryland through educational programs, publications, and other delivery systems that utilize available technologies in a fiscally responsible manner.

MCLE's primary constituency is Massachusetts attorneys and its primary content emphasis is applied Massachusetts law. Spanning all experience levels, MCLE offers a progression of study to build, maintain and update knowledge and skills throughout a lawyer's career. To respond to the diverse needs of the bar, MCLE offers a curriculum of full-service multimedia CLE in various specialized practice concentrations for practitioners from a variety of practice situations at locations across the Commonwealth.

Licensed attorneys in Minnesota are required to continue their education throughout their careers. The mandatory continuing legal education requirement was established by the Minnesota Supreme Court, which has the power to regulate the practice of law in Minnesota. The regulations are contained in the Rules of the Minnesota Board for Continuing Legal Education.

Minnesota CLE is a non-profit division of the Minnesota State Bar Association and the largest producer of seminars in Minnesota. Minnesota CLE does not approve courses for credit. Minnesota CLE keeps a record of the Minnesota CLE seminars you have attended, but does not report credits to the State Board.

The New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education (ICLE) was created in 1962 to help lawyers and judges increase their general professional competence, keep abreast of developments in the law, and become more proficient in selected areas of practice. A non-profit, completely self-supporting organization, ICLE is a joint venture of the New Jersey State Bar Association, Rutgers/The State University of New Jersey, and Seton Hall University. ICLE presents more than 300 seminars each year throughout the State, publishes a wide variety of materials, and administers the Skills and Methods Course on behalf of the New Jersey Supreme Court.

PBI is a non-profit organization that is fully self-supporting. We receive no portion of bar dues, and no government subsidies. Revenue from course tuitions and sale of our books and tapes is used to meet the costs of producing these services and the costs of operation, and is reinvested in planning and development of new programs, publications, tapes, and other services.

It is of utmost importance to the public and to members of the Bar that attorneys and members of the judiciary maintain their professional competence. To that end, these rules establish the minimum requirements for continuing legal education.

As a service oriented regulatory agency, the PA CLE Board seeks to help lawyers meet the continuing legal education requirement through modern and efficient technologies and compliance assurance features.

The Law School's Center for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) began serving the continuing education needs of Missouri professionals in February 1970. The Office is self-supporting and depends upon the generous support of those who serve as volunteer speakers for our programs, as well as the support of those who attend our programs.

The Centre for Continuing Legal Education in the Faculty of Law provides quality short courses for lawyers, accountants, financial planners, executives, and other professionals whose work demands up-to-date knowledge of, and skills in relevant areas.

Virginia CLE is a non-profit educational division of the Virginia Law Foundation. It is governed by the Foundation's Committee on Continuing Legal Education, composed of representatives of the Virginia State Bar, the Virginia Bar Association, and Virginia's seven law schools.

Telestrat's One Day MBA Seminar series provides attorneys with an advanced understanding of the legal aspects of corporate accounting and valuation. Our courses are accredited by most state CLE boards and are available as live seminars, online webcasts, and customized in-house training.

With West LegalEdcenter you now have immediate access to the largest, most current collection of online CLE programs available on the Internet. Our CLE catalog includes both live webcast and previously-recorded online programming, in both video and audio formats.