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Our "One-Year Unlimited Use" subscription allows one attorney access (listening and earning credit) to as many courses on this site as he/she wishes for one (1) year from the subscription date of purchase, and includes those courses added to the site during that period. For example, if you bought the subscription on June 1, 2023, the one-year period will begin at the time of your purchase on June 1, 2023 and will expire at 11:59 p.m. on May 31, 2024.
How To Begin To initiate your "One-Year Unlimited Use" subscription, click the "ADD TO CART" button below and complete the checkout process. After the transaction is completed, you may immediately select and listen to courses. New courses added to the site during the length of your subscription may also be used.
Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, and Virginia Attorneys: CLE Commissions in these states approve courses for one CLE cycle (through December 31 in GA & OH, June 30 in KY, February 28 or 29 in NC, and October 31 in VA). We renew and continue to offer most, but not all, courses for the next CLE cycle. Accordingly, when adding courses to your subscription, we suggest you add each course within the cycle you plan to listen to it. Any remaining credit balance may be used in the new CLE cycle, until the subscription expires, to select and complete additional course(s).
How To Listen As a subscription holder, you may login at any time during your one-year period to select and complete a course. The process for selecting and completing a course as a subscription holder is the same as if you purchased an individual course. For details, please click here or go to "Listen to online courses" in the "New To CLE Courses?" box in the right column of this site's homepage.
The courses you complete remain in your account for the duration of your subscription so that you may go back and review the information at any time. However, you do not receive additional credit for listening to a course a second time.
You must "complete" your courses before the subscription's expiration date. "Complete" means listen to and submit the Course Evaluation. Thus, a course added to your account during the one-year period but not "completed" during that time would earn you no credit. For example, if you bought the subscription on June 1, 2022 and before 11:59 p.m. on May 31, 2023 selected 15 courses but completed only 14 of those courses, the one course you did not complete would then expire and no longer be available to be listened to or evaluated. Your ability to print the Certificates of Completion does not end with the subscription and certificates are always available for printing.
When selecting courses for credit, be sure to select from your state list, just as you would if you were buying an individual course. It is especially important for attorneys wishing to claim credit in more than one state to consult our "Multiple States Information" page. There is also a link to this page at the top of each state page.
In certain states, including Colorado, Florida and Texas, courses are given an expiration date by the applicable state CLE commission. Before listening to a course, be sure to check the expiration date. Expiration dates, where applicable, appear in the CLE list at the bottom of each course description.
Unlimited Use Group SubscriptionsFor information about special pricing for a group of unlimited subscriptions please contact:
Christine Piller, Group Subscription Manager
Direct: 858-220-1253
Email: Chrissy@NLFforms.com
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Number of Credits Allowed with Online CLE, By State
Arizona: All (15) MCLE credits Colorado: All (45) CLE credits California: All (25) MCLE credits Connecticut: All (12) MCLE credits Delaware: Twelve (12) CLE credits Florida: All (30) CLER credits Georgia: All (12) CLE credits
Indiana: All (36) CLE credits Kentucky: All (12) CLE credits Nevada: All (13) CLE credits New Mexico: All (12) MCLE credits New Jersey: Twelve (12) All (24) CLE credits New York: All (24) CLE credits (for "experienced" NY attorneys only)
North Carolina: All (12) CLE credits
Ohio: All (24) CLE credits
Pennsylvania: Six (6) CLE credits Tennessee: All (15) CLE credits Texas: All (15) MCLE credits
Vermont: Six (6) MCLE credits Virginia: Eight (8) CLE credits Washington: All (45) CLE credits West Virginia: Twelve (12) MCLE credits |