Online CLE Rules by State

Alabama allows all 12 hours of required CLE to be earned online, but at least six (6) hours must be earned via live webcasts.

The remaining 6 hours may be earned via on-demand courses or live webcasts at Barristers.

All California CLE provided by Barristers is approved for participatory MCLE credit. State Bar of California Provider #18590

California attorneys must earn 25 hours of credit including: 4 hours of Ethics, 1 hour of Competence Issues, and 1 hour of Elimination of Bias credit(s).

See the State Bar of California Website for compliance group and reporting deadline information.

All Barristers courses are approved by the Alabama State Bar and thus suitable for Connecticut attorney CLE credit.

Kentucky allows all 12 hours of required CLE to be earned online, but at least six (6) hours must be earned via live webcasts.

On-Demand CLE courses are considered "self-study" courses under Missouri CLE Regulations. Missouri attorneys can earn no more than 6 hours of CLE per year through On-Demand and other self-study formats, but no ethics credit can be earned through On-Demand CLE or other self-study CLE. Instead, ethics credits should be earned at "live" CLE events, including Live Webcasts online.

All Live Webcasts listed on the Missouri page of our website have been fully accredited by the Missouri Bar MCLE Department for the number of credit hours indicated. In contrast, the Missouri Bar MCLE Department does not pre-approve On-Demand courses, but instead will rely on the individual attorney to self-report completion of appropriate On-Demand courses.

New Jersey allows up to 12 hours to be earned online.

The credit requirements listed here apply to Experienced Attorneys in New York.

Experienced attorneys are required to earn a total of 24 hours of CLE credit, including 4 hours of Ethics credit AND 1 hour of Diversity, Inclusion, and Elimination of Bias credit.

All Barristers online CLE is approved for credit in the state of Alabama and therefore qualifies for credit in New York under the New York Bar's Approved Jurisdiction policy.

Please contact Barristers with any questions regarding this policy.

North Carolina allows all 12 hours of required CLE to be earned online, but at least six (6) such hours must be earned via live webcasts. The remaining six (6) hours can be earned via On-Demand CLE (or Live Webcasts).

Oklahoma allows all 12 hours of required CLE to be earned online, but at least six (6) hours must be earned via live webcasts.

All 3 dual/ethics hours may be earned via online courses (as long as the online course hour limit has not been reached).