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New Hampshire State CLE Webinars

New Hampshire CLE Requirements CLE requirements for New Hampshire attorneys. Required credits New Hampshire attorneys are required to earn 12 credits (720 minutes) per year, including 2 Ethics/Professionalism (120 minutes). The Ethics/Professionalism credits can include topics like prevention of malpractice, substance abuse, or attorney-client disputes.
  • Due date for CLE: Credits are due by May 31st.
  • Reporting credits: All credits must be reported by July 1st.
Self-Study/On-Demand credits Both live and on-demand classes count toward credited hours. Additional information For additional information, please see the FAQ page on the  New Hampshire State Bar CLE website.
Pre-Existing Condition Cases for Plaintiffs: The Concessions That Beat the Natural Progression Defense
Michael Cowen Cowen Law
Wed, December 2, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Getting Clients Paid on Construction Projects: Mechanic's Liens and the New 5% Retainage Caps
Marc J. Felezzola · Matthew Rindt Babst Calland
Tue, November 24, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
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
When the Regulator Leaves the Room: Public-Company Reporting Judgment Calls Before the FY2026 10-K
Jay Dubow · Mary Weeks · Bianca DiBella Troutman Pepper Locke
Thu, November 19, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Prediction Markets, Shadow Trading, and Insider Risk in the Age of Algorithms: The Empirical Evidence Now Deciding Securities Cases
Joshua Mitts Columbia Law School
Wed, November 18, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Defending the AI Claim Desk: Market Conduct Exams, AG Investigations, and Bad-Faith Exposure
Matthew P. Keris · Frank Ramos Marshall Dennehey
Tue, November 17, 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 Charleston School of Law; Of Counsel, Crystal & Giannoni-Crystal
Thu, November 12, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
The Synthetic Sell: Clearing AI-Generated Advertising — Deepfakes, Digital Talent, Fake Reviews, and the New Disclosure Laws
Nerissa Coyle McGinn · Lisa Wiznitzer Loeb & Loeb LLP
Thu, November 12, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Building a Healthcare Qui Tam Case: From Whistleblower to Recovery
Dan Fruchter · Clayton E. Wire Singleton Schreiber
Wed, November 11, 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
The New Digital-Asset Disclosure Mandates in Divorce: New York, California, and the Coming Multistate Wave
Sandra M. Radna · Alphonse Provinziano Law Offices of Sandra M. Radna, P.C.
Fri, November 6, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
The Impaired Lawyer: Reporting Duties, Client Protection, and the Return to Practice
Tracy L. Kepler · Laurie J. Besden CNA’s Lawyers Insurance Program
Fri, November 6, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
The Client File as a Target: Lawyer Data-Security Duties and Breach Obligations
Kathryn C. Nadro · Tricia Y. Wagner Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC
Thu, November 5, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
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