What are the Georgia CLE Rules?
In Georgia, all active, non-exempts members who aren’t part of the Transition into Law Practice Program must complete Georgia MCLE. The Georgia CLE Rules require that each Georgia attorney complete a minimum of 18 CLE hours every 2 years by the December 31 deadline. These 18 hours must include at least 3 ethics hours and 2 professionalism hours. There is no longer a Trial Practice requirement for Georgia trial attorneys.
Reporting Completion of Your Georgia MCLE Requirement
Georgia attorneys do not need to file a separate compliance report if all required CLE credits have been properly reported and appear on their State Bar of Georgia CLE transcript. Attorneys should review their online CLE transcript to confirm that all required credits have been received and that their CLE requirement has been satisfied. Attorneys who are deficient will receive email notices from the State Bar prior to the compliance deadline. If credits are missing from your transcript, you must take the appropriate steps to have the credits reported or otherwise reconcile your CLE record or cure your CLE deficiency with the State Bar
Attorney Credits
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