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Build a Customized North Carolina 6-Credit CLE Compliance Bundle

Individually select approved CLE courses from our centralized online library no matter where you practice.



The North Carolina State Bar allows attorneys to take six (6) CLE hours online, including Professional Responsibility.

Take your CLE online at CLECenter.com with streaming audio or video courses. We bring the classroom to you! All programs in the North Carolina Bundle are approved by the North Carolina State Bar.

With this bundle, you can complete six (6) CLE hours, including two (2) in Professional Responsibility, and one (1) in Substance Abuse.

You have one year from the date of purchase to complete your programs.

Please click here for answers to frequently asked questions and instructions on how to access your CLE.


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Common Sense Malpractice Prevention Tips: Ethical Lessons From the Trenches
The speakers will provide attendees with common sense, practical day-to-day actions to help lawyers practice more prudently while protecting themselves from becoming a malpractice target.

American Bar Association

1 - Professional Responsibility

20 Credit States

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Top Ten Myths about In-House Ethics
While the same rules that govern attorneys in private practice apply to the in-house attorney, the application of certain of those rules to your in-house practice may be surprising.

American Bar Association

1 - Professional Responsibility

17 Credit States

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From Counsel Table to the Witness Stand: Practical Tips and Ethical Solutions When the Attorney Becomes a Witness
This program will examine the ethical issues that come into play when an attorney becomes a testifying witness. The program will also provide practical tips for attorneys preparing to testify, as well as best practices for examining attorneys at deposition and trial.

American Bar Association

1 - General

14 Credit States

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Remote Jury Trials During and After the Pandemic: Constitutional and Practical Concerns - Part 2
This program focuses on practical issues, like what the jury trial will look like, how to reach remote communities to ensure fair participation, and examines the lawyers' and judges' roles.

American Bar Association

1.5 - General

17 Credit States

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An Introduction to Litigation Animations and Visual Exhibits in the Courtroom
3D animations are some of the most powerful pieces of evidence available to attorneys today. They have the power to turn the complex into the simple, leaving jurors who spend their daily lives devouring visual content with a lasting memory of key arguments and evidence.

American Bar Association

1 - General

29 Credit States

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Incapacity, Continuum of Care, and Practical Pitfalls: How Dementia Affects Practitioners Personally and Professionally as Our Profession Ages
Incapacity and dementia affects all practitioners (both personally and professionally) especially as our profession ages. Truly, it is not a matter of "if" a practitioner will be confronted with issues related to incapacity, it is a matter of "when".

American Bar Association

1.5 - Mental Health and Substance Abuse

16 Credit States

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Using Supported Decision-Making to Avoid a Guardianship
This interactive course will provide guidance on what questions to ask when considering Supported Decision-Making (SDM) as a less restrictive alternative to guardianship.

American Bar Association

1.5 - General

20 Credit States

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Give the Jury What it Wants!
Understanding the quirks of the human decision-making processes and tailoring a case to those will not magically win an otherwise frivolous case, but it may help nudge the jury in a close one. Learn how you can apply behavioral psychology research on decision-making to tailor your cases and guide juries to the right result.

American Bar Association

1 - General

28 Credit States

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