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Connecticut State CLE Webinars

Connecticut CLE Requirements CLE requirements for Connecticut attorneys. Required credits Connecticut attorneys are required to earn 12 credits, including 2 Ethics and Professionalism credits per year.
  • Due date for CLE: Credits are due in the previous calendar year.
  • Reporting credits: In the following year’s registration process.
  • Example: Attorneys would indicate on their 2025 registration form that they’ve completed all of their MCLE requirements for 2024.
Self-Study/On-Demand credits Both live and on-demand classes count toward credited hours. Additional information For additional information, please see the CT CLE website and the FAQs section.
Defending the Reptile Deposition: Witness Preparation and Motion Practice Against Safety-Rule Tactics
Todd G. Lezon · Suzanna R. Harman Walsworth LLP
Fri, November 20, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
The 2026 State Restrictive Covenant Reset: Auditing Agreements and Litigating Non-Solicits
James R. O'Connor Phillips Lytle
Thu, November 19, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Junk Fee Class Actions: Prosecuting Drip Pricing and Hidden Fees Under State Law
Jessica L. Farmer · Nick Dellefave Holland & Knight LLP
Fri, November 13, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
The Adjuster Was an Algorithm: The Policyholder's Bad-Faith Case Against AI Claim Handling
Michael S. Levine · Karin S. Aldama Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
Thu, November 12, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Social Media Content in Civil Discovery: Navigating Rule-based and Statutory Limits on Disclosure
Allyson Haynes Stuart School of Law; Of Counsel, Crystal & Giannoni-Crystal
Thu, November 12, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Crossing Damages Experts: Economists, Life-Care Planners, and Treating Physicians
Christopher G. Campbell · Joshua Gardner · Marie Bussey-Garza · Sneh Patel DLA Piper
Tue, November 10, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
AI Search Took Your Website Traffic: Rebuilding Law Firm Visibility and Client Intake
David Arato · A.I. Esquire Lexicon Legal Content
Fri, October 30, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Estate Planning and Administration After the 2026 Threshold Increases: What Changes, What Doesn't, and What Clients Are Getting Wrong
Don D. Ford III Ford + Bergner LLP
Fri, October 30, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Dividing Military Retirement in Divorce: USFSPA Orders, Disability Waivers, and Survivor Benefits
Steven P. Shewmaker · Patricia Shewmaker Shewmaker & Lewis
Fri, October 30, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Litigating Police Failure-to-Train and Other Claims Against Local-Governmental Entities Under Monell
David Rudovsky · Subodh Chandra Kairys, Rudovsky, Messing, Feinberg & Lin LLP
Fri, October 30, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Drafting Divorce Obligations That Survive a Later Bankruptcy
Kelly L. Burris · Josiah Silverstein Cordell & Cordell
Fri, October 30, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
The Form File Is the Hazard: Wraps, Subject-To, and Seller Financing Under Post-2014 Rules
Rick Guerra Guerra Days Law Group
Fri, October 30, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Ambient AI Scribes: Building the Patient Consent and Post-Visit Review File
Dianne Bourque · William F. Farley Holland & Knight (Boston)
Fri, October 30, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
AI Shopping Agents and Computer Access Liability After Amazon v. Perplexity
David W. Tollen Sycamore Legal, P.C.
Thu, October 29, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Time-Limited Demands for Policy Limits: The Response Mistake That Creates Uncapped Bad Faith Exposure
Philip W. Savrin · Lisa Lampkin · Matthew Boyer · Dustin Blumenthal · Christian M. Gunneson Freeman Mathis & Gary, LLP
Thu, October 29, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
The 2026 State Law Compliance Crunch: Pay Transparency, Pay Equity Audits, and the New Non-Compete Patchwork
J. Scott Humphrey · Maria Cáceres-Boneau · Carter L. Norfleet Benesch
Thu, October 29, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
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