24 credit hours every two years 12 credit hours per year for lawyers who complied with the 2021 reporting period; must now move from a two-year continuing education reporting period to a one-year

compliance cycle as of July 1, 2021.

Two-year reporting period: July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2022 – 24-hour CLE approved in Utah to include two hours of legal ethics and one hour of professionalism and courtesy.

Annual Reporting Period: July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022 – 12 hours of CLE approved in Utah to include one hour of legal ethics and one hour of professionalism and courtesy. Two-year reporting period: July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2022 – 24 hours Utah approved CLE to include two hours of legal ethics and one hour of professionalism and courtesy. According to the Utah State Bar Rules – Effective May 1, 2021, the new compliance cycle follows a fiscal year period (1. July to June 30), in which a licensed active status attorney in Utah must complete at least 12 hours of accredited CLE, including 1 hour of legal ethics and 1 hour of professionalism and courtesy. At least 6 hours must be Live CLE, which can include any combination of the following: Personal CLE, Remote Group CLE (CLE sponsored or co-sponsored by the Bar Association presented from a location in Utah via a live audio-visual presentation to another location in Utah where the attorney is present) or verified E-CLE, where CLE is presented via a computer program or on the Internet, if the lawyer actively participates in the CLA is verified by answering scenarios during the CLE or by answering knowledge-based questions during or after the CLE presentation. The S.J. Quinney College of Law offers continuing legal education credit from the Utah State Bar to attorneys attending our live events (according to Utah Rule 14-408, “one verified E-CLE hour means 60 minutes of actual viewing time”) and counts towards the live CLE. See UT CT. R.

14-402(s) (“Live CLE means a personal CLE, remote group CLE or verified E-CLE”). As a service to our legal community, we also offer CLE self-study through our video archive on YouTube. Utah State Council for Continuing Legal Education Utah Law and Justice Center 645 South 200 East Salt Lake City, UT 84111(t) 801-531-9077(f) 801-531-0660(e) mcle@utahbar.org Locations co-sponsored by PLI and the SEC Institute, live webcasts, on-demand programs, MP3s, and MP4s are considered self-paced credits. Lawyers are limited to 12 self-study credits per reporting period. Discover the self-paced continuing education programs approved in Utah. TRTCLE reports completed courses to the Utah State Bar every 30 days. Meet your Utah requirements with PLI: PLI and SEC Institute live seminars are considered a “real” loan. There is no limit to the number of credits a lawyer can earn through live programs.

Watch live CLE programs approved in Utah. 12 hours must be taken live 12 can be completed online *For lawyers in the new one-year compliance cycle. 6 hours must be taken live 6 can be completed online TRTCLE conference calls meet live requirements. Utah attorneys must complete 12 credit hours each year of Utah accredited CLE, which includes at least one hour of ethics and one hour of professionalism and courtesy. Utah attorneys can earn up to 12 hours of National Academy of Continuing Legal Education CLE credit, including 1 hour of ethics or professional responsibility and 1 hour of professionalism and courtesy. Lawyers can complete their continuing education in a variety of formats, including our DVDs, audio CDs, USB sticks, online and iOS/Android app. New applicants must complete the Council of the State of Utah`s New Attorneys Education Program and New Counsel Conduct Program, in addition to 12 general continuing education credits during their initial compliance phase. Note: Utah attorneys are still required to file a certificate of compliance with the State of Utah`s Council for Continuing Legal Education at the end of their continuing education cycle, which covers all courses taken during the two-year cycle. The CLE deadline is June 30 of your respective reporting year. PLI is a deemed provider to the Board of Continuing Legal Education, and our programs are likely approved. Apply for a Certificate of Completion from Law School Fill out this form » Please note that we offer CLE ONLY on videos published by the S.J.

Quinney College of Law. Not all videos posted on the Law School`s YouTube channel are suitable for CLE. Please confirm on the CLE itself that it indicates that it is eligible for the CLE. YouTube`s “suggested videos” often come from other sources and are not eligible for the CLE. Learn more about specific requirements for newly licensed attorneys in Utah. * The Utah Supreme Court issued an order suspending the traditional live credit requirement for attorneys declaring in 2022 so that all required CLEs can be met through online self-study via audio or video presentations, webcasts, or interactive phone programs. Utah does not allow transmission from one cycle to another. *UT CLE compliance has been reduced from a two-year reporting period to an annual reporting period. Lawyers who completed 24 hours between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2021 must complete 12 hours before June 30, 2022, including 1 hour of ethics and 1 hour of professionalism and courtesy.

Lawyers whose reporting period runs from July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2022 must complete 24 hours before June 30, 2022, including 2 hours of professional conduct and 1 hour of professionalism and courtesy. Starting at 1. Starting in July 2022, all UT lawyers will transition to an annual reporting period and will be required to complete 12 hours per year. You can read the full announcement here. 21 hours of general2 hours of ethics or professional responsibility1 hour of professionalism and courtesy *For lawyers in the new one-year compliance cycle. 10 hours of general ethics and 1 hour of legal ethics and 1 hour of professionalism and courtesy Due to the ongoing pandemic, the Supreme Court has authorized the Council of Continuing Legal Education to suspend the live in-person credit requirement so that all continuing education requirements with online audio or video presentations, Webcasts or interactive telephone programs may be met for the compliance reporting period until June 30. 2022. If you watched a video, please fill out this form. We will send you the certificate and note your credits in our reports to MCLE. Please retain the information you sent us and the certificate you receive, and we will send the information to the Utah State Bar before the end of the reporting cycle. Continuing Education Requirements: The Utah Supreme Court`s Council on Continuing Legal Education requires attorneys to complete 24 credits, including 3 ethics credits, every two years by June 30.

An ethical loan must be based on professionalism and courtesy. Lawyers are assigned to one of two compliance groups that report in odd-numbered or even years. Contact MCLE to determine your compliance period. All credits must be declared by July 31. Lawyers are limited to 12 self-study credits per reporting period. No credit can be transferred. For more information, see the FAQ page on the Utah Supreme Court Council for Continuing Legal Education website. Active status attorneys whose compliance period ends on June 30 of a given reporting period must complete at least 24 hours of Utah-approved CLE, including at least three hours of accredited ethics.

One of the ethical lessons should be in the area of professionalism and courtesy. » Attendance reports: PLI reports attendance at the Utah State Council for Continuing Legal Education. NEW! The Utah Council on Continuing Legal Education announced that lawyers who comply with the 2021 reporting period will be required to move from a two-year CLE reporting period to a one-year compliance cycle beginning July 1, 2021.