Continuing Legal Education:

ALI-ABA: ALI-ABA, a provider of continuing legal education in the United States since 1947, offers a comprehensive curriculum of post-admission legal education - courses, course materials, video and audio tapes, satellite broadcasts, books, magazines, computer disks, electronic publications, plus much more.; ALI-ABA does not require membership.
California Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB): CEB has been providing for the continuing legal education needs of California lawyers for over 50 years. An extensive catalog of legal practice guides, periodicals, and electronic research tools is available on the CEB Web site. In addition, an on-line calendar provides information about the many live and taped seminars presented at locations all over the state. Anyone is welcome to purchase the materials or attend seminars. Orders can be entered on the Web site.
Celesq: Quality curriculum for fulfilling continuing legal education requirements. Courses are offered in a variety of easy-to-use formats including audio, video or text, online and offline.
Center for Continuing Education: CCE has been providing high quality CLE programs since 1992, featuring highly renown speakers. CCE's Audio catalog includes programs in the areas of Sports and Entertainment Law, Harassment, Criminal Law, Ethics and numerous other areas. All audio programs feature digital recording.
CLE Now! (American Bar Association): The ABA Center for CLE serves as the central resource for the ABA, and the profession, by providing quality CLE products and programs of national scope. Other ABA-CLE links: ABA Center for Continuing Legal Education; ABA-CLE Books and Tapes.
CLE Online: CLE Online delivers quality, continuing legal education programming in the form of online seminars to attorneys and other legal professionals via the Web.
Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education (IICLE): The IICLE's mission is to serve the legal profession (and, thereby, the public) by assessing the Illinois lawyer's career-long educational needs and by being the profession's primary source for filling those needs. IICLE's publications and courses are intended to provide current and accurate information about the subject matter covered and are designed to help attorneys maintain their professional competence.
Institute of Continuing Legal Education (ICLE): The Institute of Continuing Legal Education is a nonprofit continuing legal education organization, entirely self-supported by its course registration fees and publication sales. ICLE is a jointly sponsored Institute of the University of Michigan. ICLE's mission is to provide easy access to high-quality, practical, legal information and education to practicing attorneys.
Kansas Continuing Legal Education Commission: Kansas Continuing Legal Education Commission's purpose is to ensure that every active member of the State Bar of Kansas pursues a plan of continuing education throughout his or her career to remain current with the law in our rapidly changing society. Other benefits are expected to accrue from increased opportunities for CLE and from the opportunity for exchange of ideas among attorneys practicing in the same fields.
Lawline.com: Broadcasting Continuing Legal Education and Programming on the Internet.
Minnesota CLE (Minnesota State Bar Association): Minnesota Continuing Legal Education, a not-for-profit division of the Minnesota State Bar Association, is the leading provider of seminars, institutes, books and other educational materials for Minnesota's legal community. Minnesota CLE offers programs in virtually all fields of law practice for lawyers with all levels of experience. To increase out-state practitioners' access to educational opportunities, Minnesota CLE videotapes most live seminars and distributes them to a number of locations through its Statewide Video Seminar Network (SVSN).
NALA Campus: Published by the National Association of Legal Assistants, this site offers long distance learning courses for paralegals and secretaries.
National Law Foundation: To provide outstanding speakers on important topics. We now offer live seminars, self-study materials(tapes, cds, dvds) and online courses.
National Practice Institute: Founded in 1976, National Practice Institute's mission is to fulfill the continuing education needs of attorneys with relevant, practical and entertaining CLE seminars and self-study programs. NPI is a trusted resource for lawyers, firms, courts, law schools, bar associations and corporate law departments.
New York State Bar Association CLE: For more than 100 years, the New York State Bar Association has shaped the development of the law, educated and informed the profession and the public, and responded to the demands of a changing society. Each year the New York State Bar Association sponsors continuing legal education programs throughout the state of New York. Serving the entire legal profession, from new attorney to veteran practitioner with many years experience, programs range from introductory to in-depth, advanced level presentations.
Ohio CLE Institute: The Ohio CLE Institute, the non-profit legal education provider affiliated with the Ohio State Bar Association, presents seminars throughout the state of Ohio. Its website contains Institute course offerings including Internet CLE courses recently approved for self-study credit by the Ohio Supreme Court Commission on CLE. Details regarding publications, registration, legal links and Ohio's CLE requirements are also featured.
Pennsylvania Bar Continuing Legal Education: Designed to be as useful as possible to Pennsylvania lawyers, this site features many pages of annotated links as well as information on the Institute's upcoming seminars and available publications (more than 300 titles). The Pennsylvania Bar Institute is the continuing legal education arm of the Pennsylvania Bar Association.
Ohio CLE Institute: The Ohio CLE Institute, the non-profit legal education provider affiliated with the Ohio State Bar Association, presents seminars throughout the state of Ohio. Its website contains Institute course offerings including Internet CLE courses recently approved for self-study credit by the Ohio Supreme Court Commission on CLE. Details regarding publications, registration, legal links and Ohio's CLE requirements are also featured.
PLI's "cle-net": Instant access to top-notch continuing legal education content is available 24 hours a day in a growing library of legal-education programs delivered interactively via the Web. Each program combines audio, text and graphics for powerful delivery on critical subjects. Features include access to other PLI content on the subject, links to dozens of related resources on the Web, and interactive self-tests. Earn valuable MCLE credits (participatory in California). Topics range from Ethics, Law Practice Management to Depositions.
Texas Bar CLE: With thousands of hours of CLE produced each year, Texas Bar CLE offers one of the most extensive collections of educational materials for Texas attorneys. Register for upcoming courses, search and download topic articles, view summaries of recent important cases, and earn credit by attending online programs.
University of Texas at Austin School of Law CLE: The University of Texas Department of Continuing Legal Education sponsors approximately forty conferences each year on a wide variety of legal topics. About half of the conferences take place in Austin, with the other half spread among other Texas cities. Although the conferences are designed primarily for attorneys and other law-related professionals, non-lawyers are invited to attend as well. A calendar of events, together with information about how to register or to request additional information, can be viewed. Earn MCLE credit on the Internet by taking UT-CLE Online Courses.
West LegalEdcenter: More than 2000 accredited online CLE programs from over 75 local, state and national providers.