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New Mexico State CLE Webinars

New Mexico CLE Requirements CLE requirements for New Mexico attorneys. Required credits New Mexico attorneys are required to earn 12 credits every year, including 2 credits in Ethics, and 1 credit on Equity in Justice (with the last credit being effective on January 1st, 2024). 
  • Due date for CLE: All credits are due by December 31st.
  • Reporting credits: All credits must be reported by February 1st.
  • Reporting attendance: myLawCLE reports attendance to the State Bar of New Mexico.
Self-Study/On-Demand credits Starting from the compliance year 2024, the self-study cap has been removed. This means that all New Mexico attorneys can now earn their 12 CLE hour requirements through on-demand.  The Rule says, however, that to be eligible for credit “the pre-recorded course must be pre-approved by the board and must include procedures and/or technology that allows the course provider to independently verify an attorney’s attendance and attentiveness during the program.” Rule18-204(c)(2) NMRA. Additional information For additional information, please see the FAQ page on the State Bar of New Mexico website. New Mexico CLE requirements for Newly-Admitted Attorneys Learn about the specific requirements for newly-admitted New Mexico attorneys.
Summary Judgment Moves That Win the Motion—and Survive the Appeal
Tim Kowal · Ryan McCarl Kowal Law Group
Wed, November 18, 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
Two Billion Dollars Vacated: Proving Trade Secret Damages for the Plaintiff After the 2026 Reversals
Randall E. Kahnke · Bryan K. Washburn Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
Tue, November 17, 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
Title IX for the Non-Specialist: Representing Students and Employees in Campus Proceedings Under the 2020 Rules
Sean H. Sobel Sobel Law Solutions, LLC
Tue, November 17, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Church and Ministry Liability in 2026: Employment Claims, Clergy Misconduct, Church Autonomy, Revival Windows, and Election-Year Pulpit Speech
Sally Wagenmaker · William M. Klimon Wagenmaker & Oberly
Mon, November 16, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Negotiating the Participant-Data Clause: Recordkeeping Agreements for Plan Sponsors in the 2026 RFP Cycle
Marcia S. Wagner The Wagner Law Group
Mon, November 16, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Hemp's Federal Reclassification: Auditing Products and Planning the Transition When They Become Schedule I
Agustin E. Rodriguez · Christopher W. Baxter Troutman Pepper Locke LLP
Mon, November 16, 2026
1h CLE
Live Webcast
The Attorney’s AI Workflow: Prompt Patterns, Live Demos, and the Verification Habits That Keep You Off the Sanctions Docket
Adam G. Gutbezahl · Steve Smith Ruberto, Israel & Weiner, P.C
Mon, November 16, 2026
3h CLE
Live Webcast
Why Trade Secret Injunctions Are Getting Vacated: Proving Irreparable Harm and Writing the Forensic Protocol
Benjamin Herbert Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLP
Fri, November 13, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Building the ADA Accommodation Record: From the Interactive Process to Summary Judgment
Amy Epstein Gluck · David Renner · Alok Nadig Pierson Ferdinand LLP
Fri, November 13, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Caremark in 2026: Oversight Claims, Corporate Risk, and the High Bar for Bad Faith
Matthew D. Stachel Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP
Fri, November 13, 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
Defending Pending Website-Tracking Suits After SB 690: The Pen-Register Lookback and the Conversion Window
Tyler J. Thompson · Abigail Walker Reed Smith LLP
Thu, November 12, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Customs Basics for Business Lawyers Representing Importers: When Duties Become Final and Where to Sue
John M. Peterson · Randy Rucker · Christopher J. Duncan · Brandon A. Kennedy Neville Peterson LLP
Thu, November 12, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
Protect Your California Employees from Workplace Violence, and Your Business Operations from Disruption, with Restraining Orders the Police Will Enforce
John N. Dahlberg McLaughlin & Stern, LLP
Thu, November 12, 2026
2h CLE
Live Webcast
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