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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.

Navigating the End of “Duration of Status”: Compliance, Extensions, and Enforcement Post-September 15

Jason Levy · Anne Rowley · Emily Wolfford Colak Grossman Young & Hammond

Mon, September 21, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Civil RICO for the Business Litigator: Pleading the Claim and Trebling the Damages

Joshua M. Robbins · Callan G. Stein Crowell & Moring

Mon, September 21, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Building a Healthcare Qui Tam Case: From Whistleblower to Recovery

Dan Fruchter · Clayton E. Wire Singleton Schreiber

Mon, September 21, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Employee Insider Trading in Prediction Markets: Federal Prosecutions and the Policy Response for All Employers

Joshua Mitts · P. Barrett Morris · Tiffany E. Payne · Nader S. Raja Columbia Law School

Mon, September 21, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

REIT Tax in the Data Center Era: Qualification, Deal Structures, and the New FIRPTA Rules for Foreign Capital

Paige Anderson · Vinay Prabhakar Vinson & Elkins LLP

Fri, September 18, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Signature and Handwriting Forensics in 2026: Challenging Experts, Exposing Forgeries, and Winning the Document Fight

Linton A. Mohammed Forensic Science Consultants, Inc.

Fri, September 18, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Structuring the Business Exit: QSBS Conversions and Deal Tax in 2026

Mark A. Melton · Brian M. Balduzzi Holland & Knight LLP

Fri, September 18, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Litigation Funding, Time-Limited Demands, and the Making of a Nuclear Verdict

Stewart Ackerly · Dorothy V. DiFiore Statera Capital

Fri, September 18, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Defending Small Businesses Against Image Copyright Demand Letters and Copyright Claims Board Actions

Melissa M. Eckhause · Darin Klemchuk University of Detroit Mercy School of Law

Fri, September 18, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Attorney Fee Deferral: Avoiding Spikes and Maximizing Flexibility

Jeremy Babener · Kent Hansen Structured Legal

Thu, September 17, 2026

1h CLE

Live Webcast

The Cookie Banner Is Now a Contract: Drafting Consent Flows That Compel Arbitration

Joshua M. Stein Boies Schiller Flexner LLP

Thu, September 17, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Practicing Across State Lines: Remote Work, Firm Footprints, and Avoiding Unauthorized Practice

Amy E. Richardson · Jayne Reardon Maynard Nexsen PC

Thu, September 17, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

CIPA Website-Tracking Claims: Defending the Demand Letter and Fixing the Website

James D. Snyder · Lori S. Ross Klinedinst PC

Thu, September 17, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

The Endorsement Trap: When Employee-Paid Voluntary Benefits Become ERISA Plans and Brokers Become Fiduciaries

Erin M. Sweeney · Richard W. Ashley III · Todd D. Wozniak · Lindsey R. Camp · Monica I. Perkowski DLA Piper

Thu, September 17, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Earnouts That Pay: Drafting and Litigating the Private-Company Sale Clause

Michael P. Sternheim · Rishi N. Zutshi · Gail Weinstein Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP

Thu, September 17, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

AI Chatbot Litigation: The Next Frontier in Product Liability and Litigation

Matthew P. Bergman Social Media Victims Law Center

Thu, September 17, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

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