CLE Credits

General Information About Our CLE Program

All courses provided by the Trial Lawyers College are CLE accredited by the state in which the course is held.

It is the student’s responsibility to apply for reciprocal CLE credit in the state(s) in which you practice law. TLC does not apply for CLE credit for all of its programs in all 50 states because most State Bars will not accredit a course that is held in another state. They will, however, accept CLE credits approved by another state.

Before you register for a course, check with your State Bar(s) on their reporting requirements. TLC only provides CLE paperwork after the course has been completed.

Between 4-6 six weeks after you submit your online evaluation of the course you attended, TLC’s Registrar will email you the requisite paperwork that you will need to apply for CLE credits in your state(s).

COURSE EVALUATION

The majority of State Bars require the CLE provider (Trial Lawyers College) to administer a course evaluation. After your course, the online evaluation link will be emailed to you. Within 4-6 weeks after you submit your responses to the online evaluation, the Registrar will email you the following documents:

  1. Certificate of Attendance or Attendance Record for CLE Credit (lists your name, brief course title and number of CLE and ethics credits approved by host state);
  2. Course Syllabus (a generalized timed agenda);

Additionally, through your online profile, you will have access to faculty and student contact information from your seminar.   

COURSE MATERIALS

Course materials for all CLE courses sponsored by Trial Lawyers College™️ is available for download in your student portal.

NOTE: For links to course evaluations, e-mail registrar@triallawyerscollege.org.

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