Vermont – Federal Bar Association

Vermont State CLE Webinars

Vermont CLE Requirements CLE requirements for Vermont attorneys. Required credits Vermont attorneys are required to earn 24 credits every 2 years, including 2 credits in Ethics, 1 credit in Attorney Wellness, and 1 credit in Diversity and Inclusion.

Due date for CLE: Credits are due by December 31st.
Reporting credits: All credits must be reported December 31st.
Reporting attendance: Attorneys in Vermont must self-report their attendance.

Self-Study/On-Demand credits A minimum of 18 credits must be taken as live programs and 6 credits can be taken as “non-moderated programming without interactivity” programs. Additional information For additional information, please see the FAQ page on the Vermont State Bar Association website. Vermont CLE requirements for Newly-Admitted Attorneys Learn about the specific requirements for newly-admitted Vermont attorneys.

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

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

Federal Retirement Maximization (Presented by the Federal Bar Association’s Federal Career Service Division)

Lacie Harmon · William Merecki The Federal Benefits Group

Wed, October 28, 2026

1h CLE

Live Webcast

Navigating CFC Dispositions, Liquidations, and Restructurings

Christopher M. Klug · Gina Jeyoung Lee Basswood Counsel

Tue, October 27, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Discovery Issues Associated with AI Scribe Audio and Audit Trails

Matthew P. Keris · Julie Ritzman Marshall Dennehey

Mon, October 26, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Wire Transfer Fraud Liability 2026: Accountholder Recovery, the Bank's Safe Harbor, and the EFTA–Article 4A Boundary Fight

John E. Lande · Brennan Eddie Dickinson, Bradshaw, Fowler & Hagen, P.C

Mon, October 26, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Representing Excluded College Athletes: A New Client Market for State-Court Litigators

Geoffrey A. Tabor · Woodrow K. Glass Glass & Tabor, LLP

Fri, October 23, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Tax Basis in Probate: The Step-Up No One Documented and the Sale That Can't Close

Gary D. Altman Altman & Associates

Fri, October 23, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Oral Argument in Civil Appeals: Preparation, the Hot Bench, and the Question Counsel Cannot Dodge

Ismail Amin TALG, Ltd

Fri, October 23, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Competing Trial Themes: The Plaintiff's Frame and the Defense Counter

Edward R. Hugo · James C. Parker · Mary Simon Hugo Parker, LLP

Thu, October 22, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Florida’s New Protected Series LLC Law Is Now in Effect: Formation, Liability Protection & Practical Compliance

Joseph E. Seagle Aspire Legal Solutions

Thu, October 22, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Section 1202 Qualified Small Business Stock: OBBBA’s Expanded Benefits and Opportunities

Mark A. Melton Holland & Knight

Thu, October 22, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Rescinding an Offer Over a THC Test Is Now a Lawsuit: Defending the Cannabis Failure-to-Hire Wave

Erik P. Pramschufer · Sarah Seidel Saul Ewing LLP

Wed, October 21, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

Policy Limits Demands and the New Safe Harbors, Part 2: Florida Bad Faith in Practice, from the Demand to the Bad Faith Case

Daniel Greene Swope, Rodante, Newsome & Steinberg

Wed, October 21, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

AI-Assisted Patenting in 2026: Inventorship, Patentability, Prosecution and Post-Grant Strategy

Michelle K. Holoubek · Lestin L. Kenton, Jr. Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox P.L.L.C

Fri, October 16, 2026

2h CLE

Live Webcast

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