VERMONT CLE

With everything you have on your plate, fulfilling your Vermont CLE should be easy.

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We understand that CLE in Vermont is a requirement, but that doesn’t mean you deserve anything less than high-quality continuing legal education. We are committed to providing low-cost, substantive programs that help the Vermont legal community be more successful.

ALPS is proud to offer accredited Vermont CLE with both live and on-demand seminars on timely and relevant ethics and risk management topics. ALPS policyholders can access any CLE at a discounted tuition.

Fulfilling Your Vermont CLE Is Easy:

Vermont MCLE Requirements

VT CLE credit hours required: 20 hours per reporting period

Specialty credits required: 2 hours of legal ethics credit per reporting period

Length of reporting period: 2 years

Compliance date: June 30

Reporting date: July 1

Compliance group: All attorneys report every 2 years. Newly admitted attorneys are required to report on July 1 of the second full year following the year of admission and biennially thereafter.

Minutes per credit hour: 60 minutes. To calculate credit for a specific program, divide the total length of the program in minutes by 60 and round up or down to the nearest quarter hour.

Limit on credit hours for recorded programs: Attorneys can earn up to 10 CLE hours via recorded programs. The product formats listed below are approved in Vermont.

Vermont CLE Requirements (from the American Bar Association website)