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California State CLE Webinars

California CLE Requirements CLE requirements for California attorneys. Required credits California attorneys are required to earn 25 credits every 3 years. This includes: 
  • (4) credit hours of Ethics.
  • (2) credit hours of Elimination of Bias. Of the two hours, at least (1) hour must focus on implicit bias and the promotion of bias reducing strategies.
  • (2) credit hours of Competence Issues. (1) Prevention and Detection Competence, and (1) Wellness Competence.
  • (1) Technology in the Practice of Law.
  • (1) Civility in the Legal Profession.
On-Demand/ Self-Study creditsCalifornia attorneys are limited to (12.5) hours of self-study CLE credits. The remaining hours must be earned via participatory events. All of myLawCLE programs (Live and On-Demand) have qualify as Participatory credits.  Compliance Groups: Attorneys assigned to a compliance group will always remain in that same group, even if they change their last name. 
  • Attorneys admitted on or before Feb. 1, 1992, were assigned to a compliance group based on the first letter of their last name, as listed on their official State Bar records, effective Feb. 1, 1992, (the beginning of the MCLE program.) 
  • Attorneys admitted after Feb. 1, 1992, are assigned to a compliance group based on the first letter of the last name listed on their admit cards. Admit cards are filled out when they are sworn in. 
Deadlines: Group 1 (A-G) – Attorneys with last names beginning with A-G. 
  • Compliance period: 2/1/22−1/31/25 
  • Deadline to report: Feb. 1, 2025 
Group 2 (H-M) – Attorneys with last names beginning with H-M. 
  • Compliance period: 2/1/21−1/31/24 
  • Deadline to report: Feb. 1, 2024 
Group 3 (N-Z) – Attorneys with last names beginning with N-Z. 
  • Compliance period: 2/1/23−1/31/26   
  • Deadline to report: Feb. 1, 2026 
Additional information For additional information, please see the CA Bar website here.
Drafting SLATs That Survive the IRS and a Divorce: Reciprocal-Trust Differentiation, Floating-Spouse Provisions, and QSBS Stacking
Christopher M. Klug · Gina Jeyoung Lee Basswood Counsel
Thu, July 30, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Construction Contracts and AI: Managing Risk from Project Formation Through Litigation
Richard O. McDonald · Jason Kosek Lathrop GPM LLP
Thu, July 30, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Like-Kind Exchanges 2026 (Presented by NYU School of Professional Studies)
Robert D. Schachat · Jeffrey Horan · Annet M. Thomas-Pett · Aaron S. Gaynor · Matthew E. Rappaport · Mary B. Foster · David Shechtman · Glenn M. Johnson · Chris Cunningham · Terence Floyd Cuff · Libin Zhang BDO USA
Thu, July 30, 2026
9.58h CLE
Live Webcast
Cryptocurrency in Divorce: How to Identify, Trace, and Value Digital Assets in Marital Estates
Katie Pandolfini · Victoria Fife Blank Rome
Wed, July 29, 2026
1.5h CLE
Live Replay
Mobile Evidence Recovery Without the Device: No-Delay Tactics to Authenticate, Admit, and Secure Data from Cloud, Metadata, and Alternative Sources Before It’s Lost
Brett Burney · Daniel Garrie · J-Michael Roberts · Laurence D. Lieb · Kenneth N. Rashbaum Nextpoint
Wed, July 29, 2026
3h CLE
Live Replay
Defending OSHA Citations in the Pullback Era: Loper Bright, Jarkesy, and the State-Plan Patchwork
John D. Surma · Curtis G. Moore Fisher & Phillips LLP
Wed, July 29, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Age Verification Programs: Compliance in Design and Class Action Defense
Tatyana Ruderman · Daniel A. Cotter InfoLawGroup LLP
Wed, July 29, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Why Contract Ownership Is Your Most Expensive Blind Spot (Presented by Above the Law)
Bob Ambrogi · Hal Marcus · Lisa Lang Above the Law
Wed, July 29, 2026
1h CLE
Live Webcast
Maritime Jurisdiction in State-Court Injury Cases: Worker, Passenger, and Vessel Casualty Claims
Christopher M. Hannan · Sara B. Kuebel · John A. "Jack" Martone · Markus E. Apelis · Jason R. Harris · Marissa A. Dunsmore Jones Walker LLP
Wed, July 29, 2026
4h CLE
Live Webcast
Intermediate State and Local Taxation 2026 (presented by NYU School of Professional Studies)
Jeffrey A. Friedman · Timothy A. Gustafson · Jamie C. Yesnowitz · Ted W. Friedman · Timothy G. Schally · Todd G. Betor · Zach Gladney · Michael Bryan · Shane Hofeling · Thomas J. Gohsler · Sarah Van Wieren · Ray Langenberg · James R. Eads · Dale Kim · Dátus Tomasovich · Charles C. Kearns · Colleen Medici · Debra Silverman Herman · Matthew A. Mantle · Scott Roberti · John Wertz · David Pope Eversheds Sutherland
Wed, July 29, 2026
11.83h CLE
Live Webcast
Deepfake Evidence in Family Court: Detection and Sanctions
Jonathan D. Steele Beermann LLP
Tue, July 28, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Defending Personal Guarantors in the 2026 CRE Distress Wave
Joshua Wurtzel · Jon Alper Schlam Stone & Dolan LLP
Tue, July 28, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Understanding the Corporate Veil: Strategies to Maintain and Pierce Limited Liability (2026 Edition)
Shahrokh Sheik · Lee Weinberg · Jamison Gilmore Weinberg Gonser
Tue, July 28, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
From Screening to Eviction: Navigating FCRA Compliance, Rental Junk Fees, and Unlawful Detainer Practice
Ariel Nelson · Steve Sharpe · Avi Sinai National Consumer Law Center
Tue, July 28, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Client Data at Risk: Digital Privacy Obligations for Attorneys
Dr. Karol Pierre Guardility
Mon, July 27, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Introduction to Partnerships Taxation 2026 (presented by NYU School of Professional Studies)
James A. Gouwar · Charles R. Bogle · Justin S. Cohen · Sean Austin · Charles Kaufman · Alan Kravitz · Ira Aghai · Steven R. Schneider · Matthew Busta · Hannah Richard · Olivia Schomburger · Annet M. Thomas-Pett Sidley Austin
Mon, July 27, 2026
19.58h CLE
Live Webcast
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