MCLE Accreditation for In-House Programming

Session Description

More and more, law firm, corporate, and government professional development staff are being asked to provide CLE credit for the trainings their organization prepares – credit to their own internal attorneys and to attorneys outside of their organization as thought leadership and client development activities.  But in many states the rules and regulations around accrediting “in-house” content are different than for “public” programs. 

Join Gina Roers-Liemandt to learn where it makes a difference and what you need to do to maximize the credit you can offer for your in-house content.

Learning Objectives

Attendees will be able to:

• Understand the definition of “in-house” programming across the US jurisdictions.
• Learn the additional requirements in some states to make the program available for credit.
• Get best practices for advertising and documenting your program to meet state requirements.