Nevada attorneys have a new CLE requirement in 2018. Substance Abuse is now required each annual compliance period. The requirement is now 13 total hours — including 2 hours of legal ethics and 1 hour of substance abuse.
Ohio attorneys are required to finish 24 Ohio CLE hours by December 31 to complete the OH CLE requirement. Ohio attorneys are allowed to complete up to 12 of the required 24 OH CLE hours through online Ohio CLE courses.
Connecticut attorneys now have an annual CLE requirement. Attorneys licensed to practice in Connecticut must now complete 12 hours each annual compliance period, including 2 hours of ethics/professionalism. The deadline to complete the required 12 CT CLE hours is December 31.
The Colorado CLE deadline is rapidly approaching for many Colorado attorneys. All 45 required CO CLE hours must be completed by December 31 and reported by January 31.
The deadline to complete the annual required 12 AL CLE hours is December 31. Alabama attorneys are now allowed to complete up to 6 online CLE hours each MCLE compliance period.
If you need some help understanding this area of law, join Austin attorney Brooks Schuelke as he details the basics of uninsured motorist coverage & claims, how to make a claim after the insurance company denies it and how to proceed with the lawsuit. To access the course please click here: Uninsured Motorist Claims – Nuts and Bolts.
The Colorado CLE deadline is rapidly approaching! Colorado attorneys must complete 45 CO CLE hours every 3 years in order to meet the Colorado CLE requirement. You must also complete at least seven hours in the area of legal ethics.
Major tax reform was approved by Congress in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) on December 22, 2017. The IRS is working on implementing this major tax legislation that will affect both individuals and businesses. If you’re one of those attorneys that needs help deciphering the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, David K. Cahoone will provide his wisdom and guidance on the newly minted tax act so you help your clients chart the best path in these tumultuous times.
Cyberbullying is one of the most vexing problems facing teachers, school employees and school districts. Unfortunately for teachers and school officials who want to punish this conduct, cyberbullying often encroaches into the territory of free speech.
Call it the Amazon effect, but states are now coming after businesses that sell goods and services on the Internet to multiple states.