Alaska CLE Requirements

Alaska-licensed attorneys are required to complete 3 ethics CLE credits each year. The Alaska Bar Association encourages active members to complete an additional 9 voluntary credits each year.

All of Quimbee’s on-demand courses can fulfill Alaska CLE requirements. Quimbee’s Alaska bundle provides both the required ethics CLE credits and the recommended voluntary credits.

• Attend approved CLE courses, in person or delivered via live or recorded technology.

• Teach at an approved CLE course. Alaska-licensed attorneys who teach at an approved course will receive 2 credits for every 60 minutes of teaching. 

• Write published legal articles. Attorneys can earn 1 credit per every 60 minutes of research and writing.

• Attend substantive Section or Inn of Court meetings. Attorneys can earn 1 credit for every 60 minutes of meeting time.

• Participate as a faculty member in Youth Court. Attorneys can earn 1 credit for every 60 minutes of participation as faculty.

• Attend approved continuing judicial education courses. Attorneys can earn 1 credit for every 60 minutes of attendance.

• Participate as a mentor to another member of the Alaska Bar Association to train that other member to provide effective pro bono legal services.

• Participate in various Alaska Bar Association committees.

CLE credits must be completed by December 31 of each year.

Yes, up to 12 hours of excess credit may be carried over to the following reporting cycle.

New members of the Alaska Bar do not report CLE until the CLE reporting cycle following their year of admission. For example, attorneys admitted during 2020 will have their first reporting cycle start January 1, 2021 to December 31, 2021.

Alaska CLE credits must be reported by February 1.

Alaska-licensed attorneys report once per year through their member portal.

Alaska Bar Association

840 K Street, Suite 100

Anchorage, AK 99501

Phone: (907) 272-7469

Fax: (907) 272-2932

[email protected]

Alaska Bar Rule 65

Alaska Bar Rule 65 Regulations

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