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.

In 1947, the American Bar Association (ABA) asked the American Law Institute (ALI) to undertake the first national program of post-admission legal education. The need to refresh returning WWII lawyer-veterans on the law underscored the necessity to offer continuing education to all lawyers. ALI accepted the challenge, and the two organizations formed ALI-ABA.

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.

The National Advocacy Center (NAC) is operated by the Department of Justice, Executive Office for United States Attorneys. The facility was built to train federal, state, and local prosecutors and litigators in advocacy skills and management of legal operations; more than 10,000 are expected to train annually. Three training organizations are located at the NAC. Programs for federal government personnel are provided by the Office of Legal Education of the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys and by the National Bankruptcy Training Institute of the Executive Office for U.S. Trustees. Programs for state and local prosecutors are provided by the National District Attorneys Association..

Building Block CLE, fondly known as bbcle.com, was founded in 1999 to provide convenient, high quality Continued Legal Education (CLE) courses to the intellectual property community. It started with two beliefs: 1. The need existed in the busy IP community for a way to do CLE on line that would be easy to use, convenient and useful in day-to-day practice; and 2. On line courses had to be adapted to both the advantages and the limitations of the media, since the media could not be adapted to fit a given course.

Celesq® AttorneysEd Center provides high-quality, cutting-edge continuing legal education programs to attorneys throughout the United States. Focusing on the hottest topics and latest trends in practice areas of particular interest to outside and in-house corporate attorneys and litigators, our programs are designed to provide expert insights and practical advice to experienced practitioners who need to stay current in their practice areas

The Center for American and International Law is a nonprofit institution dedicated to the continuing education of lawyers and law enforcement officials in the United States and throughout the world.

Clarion Legal is a boutique education company. We deliver exceptional learning to the legal and business community. Our reputation is built on a high level of quality and service. We are a nonprofit organization; our mission is to provide top-quality, cutting edge, pragmatic continuing legal education seminars.

We delivered our first CLE Tracker product in 1998. Since then our list of clients has continued to grow and our products have improved with each new version. By listening to the needs of our users, we continue to deliver the added features they desire. Our customers have shaped our products with their new ideas and questions. As validation to the success of our CLE Tracker product, we are proud of our listing on the American Bar Association's Legal Technology Resource Center web page.

Since 1992, the Center for Continuing Education, (CCE), has presented Continuing Legal Education seminars featuring some of the nations's most distinguished attorneys and experts. Our catalog features digitally-recorded programs from these seminars. CCE also offers state of the art online CLE seminars, self-study tests, in-house MCLE presentations and corporate partnering opportunities.

DigiLearn Systems Inc. was founded in 2001 by a former litigator and labor and employment lawyer to deliver continuing education over the Internet to professionals with mandatory continuing education requirements. Initially delivering training content to attorneys, the 24 hour a day, seven day a week capabilities of the DigiLearn Internet delivery system enables professionals to earn their required credits whenever they want to, not just during fixed schedule seminars.

InReach Legal is the leading provider of continuing legal education management solutions in the United States. Well over 90% of bar associations in states where CLE is mandatory use InReach to produce, manage, and/or deliver CLE. That's over a million attorneys relying on InReach every month.

Since 1999, Internet For Lawyers has provided law firms, corporations, and local and state Bar Associations around the country with professional and entertaining turn-key CLE programs. Our programs focus on teaching legal professionals how to use the Internet and technology to practice law and research more efficiently and cost effectively. For these courses, we have also developed comprehensive custom-written materials.

Each year, Law Prose conducts more than 120 public and in-house seminars for lawyers and judges across the country. Bryan Garner has taken the workshops to every major city in the United States and has also taught abroad from London to Geneva, Osaka to Bangkok, and elsewhere. We offer all seven of these seminars as in-house training. Tours of public seminars feature Advanced Legal Writing & Editing and Advanced Legal Drafting in the spring and fall, and The Winning Brief in the summer.

NALA is the leading paralegal association in the US. Its mission is to provide continuing education and professional development programs to all paralegals. NALA provides current information about the profession, continuing education materials and seminars, networking opportunities, professional certification programs, occupational survey findings and manuals to help paralegals excel in the workplace.

The National Academy of Continuing Legal Education is a provider of accredited continuing legal education courses throughout the United States. From its inception, the Academy has been firmly committed to addressing the needs of attorneys and has positioned itself as a leading provider of cost-effective and time-efficient continuing legal education courses. In addition to live seminars, NACLE provides full course credit via Website/Online, Audio CD and CD-ROM depending on the respective state.

Since 1983 National Business Institute has been one of the largest providers of legal and professional education in the nation, serving over two million professionals. An NBI training resource will provide you with the practical knowledge you need to perform your job with greater skill and effectiveness. We work in close cooperation with more than 500 continuing legal and other education credit granting organizations. You can be confident that we carefully design our seminars to ensure that you'll be able to satisfy all of your professional training requirements.

The National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) is the nation’s leading provider of legal advocacy skills training. A 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization based in Louisville, Colorado, NITA pioneered the legal skills learning-by-doing methodology over 35 years ago and has since remained the ultimate standard in continuing legal education. With an average student/faculty ratio of 4:1 and an all-volunteer faculty drawn from a cadre of judges, law professors, and practicing attorneys, NITA’s multi-day “boot camps” deliver unparalleled professional development for nearly 6,000 attorneys each year.

Each two-week session is limited to 96 participants, who are divided into small groups according to trial experience. The least experienced groups normally have no jury trials. It is not unusual for members of the most experienced group to have tried 75 or more jury cases. Topics covered in the group exercises include client interviews, jury selection, direct and cross examination, impeachment and closing arguments, among others. Each participant performs daily assignments under the supervision of a member of the nationally recognized faculty. Faculty members rotate daily, and video is provided in every room.

Practising Law Institute is a non-profit continuing legal education organization chartered by the Regents of the University of the State of New York, founded in 1933. PLI is dedicated to providing the legal community and allied professionals with the most up-to-date, relevant information and techniques which are critical to the development of a professional, competitive edge. We achieve these goals through the highest quality Seminars held annually in locations across the United States, annually supplemented Treatises, Audio CDs and DVDs, MP3s, Live Webcasts, Course Handbooks, CLE Now web programs, and Private Label Solutions.

Formed in April 2000, Reqwired is a software company based in the metropolitan Washington, DC area. The company specializes in the creation and operation of learning management systems for accounting firms and law firms across the United States and in select international jurisdictions.

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.