Vermont CLE requirements
Whether you're an experienced Vermont attorney or newly admitted, here's what you need to know about Vermont’s mandatory continuing legal education (MCLE) requirements.
Whether you're an experienced Vermont attorney or newly admitted, here's what you need to know about Vermont’s mandatory continuing legal education (MCLE) requirements.
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CLE credit requirement | 24 credits every 2 years |
Categories | 20 General CLE |
CLE compliance deadline | June 30 |
CLE reporting deadline | July 1 |
Approved Quimbee formats | Covid-19 Update: Per A.O. 49, for the license renewal period ending June 30, 2022, the following MCLE provisions are suspended for the 2020-2022 reporting period: (1) the 6-hour limit on the number of hours for programs delivered as Non Moderated Programming Without Interactivity; (2) the 12-hour minimum number of hours for programs delivered as either Moderated Programming or Non-Moderated Programming With Interactivity as a Key Component; and (3) the limits on the number of hours that can be claimed under all sections of Rule 6. On-demand |
Carryover | Excess credits may be carried over if earned in the second year of the reporting period. |
CLE reporting instructions | Vermont is a self-reporting jurisdiction and Quimbee does not report your completed courses to the Vermont Supreme Court. Please retain your certificate as proof of your attendance. You may also access your certificates from our website at any time. |