CLE & CEU Resource Page
Please find the event you attended below to review the states NLADA has applied to and will report attendance to.
For all other states: You may self-apply for credit using the CLE certificate. Please note: some states either require or allow self-reporting as well.
For more information, CLE and CEU course codes, or if you have any questions about requirements or reciprocity for your state, please reach out to [email protected].
Please review the tutorials on the right for steps on claiming CLE
Step 1: To claim CLE credit, you must be logged into the Learning Lab.
(Email to log in must be the same as the event registration email. If this is your first time logging in or you forgot your password, please use the "Forgot Password" function)
Step 2: Find each session you attended
Step 3: In the product of each session you attended, acknowledge your attendance under the "Contents" tab & follow the CLE process
Step 4: Your certificates will save in your Learning Lab Dashboard
Current Conferences & Trainings:
2026 NLADA Annual Conference CLE Information
CLE closes on November 11th at 5pm ET. Please be sure to claim CLE by this deadline
NLADA has applied to and been approved for CLE in the following states:
Georgia— 12.5 General; 5 Ethics; 12.5 Total
Pennsylvania— 12.5 General; 6 Ethics; 12.5 Total
North Carolina— 12.75 General; 6.25 Ethics; 12.75 Total
Ohio— 12.75 General; 6.25 Ethics; 12.75 Total
Indiana— 12.8 General; 6.3 Ethics; 12.8 Total
Illinois—12.5 General; 6.25 Ethics; 12.5 Total
Minnesota (pending)— 12.75 General; 6.25 Ethics; 12.75 Total
Missouri (50 Minute CLE State)—15.3 Total 7.5 Ethics
Nebraska (pending)— 12.75 General; 6.08 Ethics
Oklahoma (50 Minute CLE State)— 15.5 General; 7.5 Ethics; 15.5 Total
Texas—12.75 General; 6.25 Ethics; 12.75 Total
New Mexico— 12.7 General; 6.2 Ethics; 12.7 Total
Utah— 12.5 General; 6. Ethics; 12.5 Total
Washington (pending)— 12.75 General; 6.25 Ethics; 12.75 Total
*PLEASE NOTE*
Ethics credit eligibility varies by state. Only specific sessions on the Annual Conference agenda have been approved for Ethics credit in each state. Attorneys seeking Ethics credit must refer to the state-specific approvals below to ensure they receive Ethics in their jurisdiction.
Iowa— 12.75 General; 2.5 Ethics; 2.5 Diversity & Inclusion
Sessions approved for Ethics:
- Developments & Trends in Lawyer Ethics
- Cyber Security Protection for Lawyers in 2026
Sessions approved for Diversity & Inclusion:
- Challenging the Criminalization of Homelessness
- State of Language Rights
Kansas (50 Minute CLE State)— 1.5Ethics, 2.0 LPM, 15.50 Total
Session approved for Ethics:
- Developments & Trends in Lawyer Ethics
Sessions approved for Law Management Practice:
- Prioritizing Recruitment & Retention in a Challenging Funding Environment
- Making Executive Leadership a Team Effort
- Replicate This: How Your Office Can Create Holistic Defense Workload
Kentucky—12.75 General; 2.5 Ethics; 12.75 Total
Sessions approved for Ethics:
- State of Language Rights
- Developments & Trends in Lawyer Ethics
Louisiana—12.75 General; 3.75 Ethics; 12.75 Total
Sessions approved for Ethics:
- Challenging the Criminalization of Homelessness to Prevent Evictions and Displacement of Unhoused Tenants
- Developments & Trends in Lawyer Ethics
- Cyber Security Protection for Lawyers in 2026
South Carolina—12.75 General; 2.5 Ethics; 12.75 Total
Sessions approved for Ethics:
- Developments & Trends in Lawyer Ethics
- Cyber Security Protection for Lawyers in 2026
Tennessee— 13.25 General; 3.75 Dual; 0 Ethics; 14.5 Total
Sessions approved for Dual:
- Developments & Trends in Lawyer Ethics
- Cyber Security Protection for Lawyers in 2026
- Regulating the Use of AI in the Legal System: Frameworks and Policy Benchmarks for Increasing Access to Justice
NLADA will report your attendance to:
Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington
Self-reporting states based on approved applications:
Georgia (Course ID: 416703)
Missouri (Program ID: 802210)
Minnesota (pending course ID)
You may claim credit based on reciprocity and self-report for the following states:
Alaska
California (via Pennsylvania)
Hawaii
Arkansas
New York (via North Carolina or Pennsylvania)
New Jersey (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
Maine
Wisconsin (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
Oregon (via Washington)
Self-reporting states (NLADA did not apply for CLE approval, but no self-application required):
Arizona, Colorado, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, Wyoming
Self-application required (NLADA did not apply for CLE approval):
Alabama, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Nevada, North Dakota, Virginia, West Virginia
No CLE Requirements:
Connecticut, District of Columbia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, South Dakota
*For self reporting states, you must obtain an application from your state board and provide them with requested materials. All materials can be found on the Learning Lab. If you have any CLE questions, please email [email protected]*
2026 NLADA Annual Conference CEU Information
This program is Approved by the National Association of Social Workers (Approval # 886866105-3308) for 11.5 continuing education contact hours. You must claim your CEU via the Learning Lab and self-report.
Please be aware:
The following states do not accept National CE Approval Programs:
New York (Applications may be filed with the NASW New York State Chapter)
West Virginia
The Following Board does not have Continuing Education Requirements:
Puerto Rico
Review the timed agenda to see CEU eligible sessions
2026 National Farmworker Law Conference
CLE closes on November 11th at 5pm ET. Please be sure to claim CLE by this deadline
NLADA has only applied to and been approved for CLE in the following states:
Georgia (Course ID: 415705)— 19 Total; 1.5 Ethics
Illinois— 19 Total; 1.5 Ethics
Minnesota (Event Code: 555506)— 17.5 General; 1.5 Ethics; 19 Total
Missouri (Program ID: 801800)— 22.8 General; 1.8 Ethics
North Carolina— 17.5 General; 1.5 Ethics; 19 Total
Ohio— 17.5 General; 1.5 Ethics; 19 Total
Pennsylvania— 17.5 General; 1.5 Ethics
Texas— 17.5 General; 1.5 Ethics; 19 Total
Washington— 7.5 General; 1.5 Ethics; 19 Total
NLADA will report your attendance to:
Illinois, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Washington
Self-reporting states based on approved applications:
Missouri, Minnesota
You may claim credit based on reciprocity and self-report for the following states:
Alaska
California (via Pennsylvania)
Connecticut
Hawaii
New York (via North Carolina or Pennsylvania)
New Jersey (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
Utah (via Washington)
Wisconsin (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
Oregon (via Washington)
Self-reporting states (NLADA did not apply for CLE approval, but no self-application required):
Arizona, Mississippi
Self-application required (NLADA did not apply for CLE approval):
Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia
West Virginia
No CLE Requirements:
Connecticut, District of Columbia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, South Dakota
*All materials can be found on the Learning Lab. If you have any CLE questions, please email [email protected]*
Past Conferences & Events:
2026 Litigation and Advocacy Leaders Conference
CLE has closed
NLADA has applied for CLE in the following states:
Alabama— 8.75 General; 3.8 Ethics; 12.55 Total
Georgia— 11.5 General; 3.5 Ethics
Illinois— 11.75 General; 3.75 Ethics
Indiana— 11.8 General; 3.8 Ethics
Kentucky, Course #: 290559— 11.75 Total Credits; 3.75 Ethics
Missouri, Course #: 795019— 14.1 Total Credits; 3.7 Ethics
Nebraska— 11.75 Total Credits; 3.75 Ethics
North Carolina— 15.5 Total Credits; 3.75 Ethics
Ohio— 11.75 General; 3.75 Ethics
Pennsylvania— 11.5 General; 3.5 Ethics
Washington— 10.25 Law & Legal; 2.5 Ethics General; 2.5 Ethics Equity; 9 Other; 11.75 Total
NLADA will diligently report attendance to:
Alabama, Illinois, Indiana, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington
Self-reporting states based on approved applications:
Georgia, Missouri, Kentucky
You may claim credit based on reciprocity and self-report for the following states:
California (via Pennsylvania)
New York (via North Carolina or Pennsylvania)
New Jersey (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
Utah (via Washington)
Wisconsin (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
Self-reporting states (NLADA did not apply for CLE approval, but no self-application required):
Arizona, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Vermont
Self-application required (NLADA did not apply for CLE approval):
Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Rhode Island, Texas, Virginia
No CLE Requirements:
Connecticut, District of Columbia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan
*All materials can be found on the Learning Lab. If you have any CLE questions, please email [email protected]
BPDA 2026 Summer Conference
Full CLE credit will be awarded for this conference, and the claim-by-session feature has been disabled. NLADA has sent an email to all conference participants requesting their licensing information to complete CLE reporting and/or issue Certificates of Attendance for self-reporting or self-applying. If you have questions, please email [email protected].
NLADA has applied to:
Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Washington
NLADA has been approved for the following states:
Colorado— 6.0 General
Georgia— 4.5 General
Illinois— 4.75 General
Louisiana— 4.75 General
Minnesota— 4.75 General
New York— 3 General
Ohio— 4.75 General
Pennsylvania— 4.5 General
Texas— 4.75 General
Washington— 4.75 General
NLADA will diligently report attendance to:
Illinois, Louisiana, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Washington
Self-reporting states based on approved applications:
Colorado, Georgia, Minnesota, New York (once approved)
You may claim credit based on reciprocity and self- report for the following states:
California (via Pennsylvania)
New Jersey (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
Oregon (via Washington)
Self-application required (NLADA did not apply for CLE approval): Materials can be found on the Learning Lab
Florida, Virginia
No CLE Requirements:
Connecticut , Washington DC, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan
*If you have any CLE questions or should you need more materials, please email [email protected]
2026 Equal Justice Conference
NLADA has been approved for the following states:
Illinois— 11.25 Total Credits; 3.75 Ethics
Georgia— 11 Total credits, 3.5 Ethics
Louisiana— 11.25 Total Credits, Ethics: 2.25, Professionalism 1.25
Missouri— 11.3 Total Credit, Ethics: 3.8
North Carolina— 11.25 Total Credits, Ethics: 3.75 credits; 7.5 Substantive Law Topics
Ohio— 11.25 Total Credits, Ethics: 3.75 credits
Pennsylvania— 11 Total Credits, 3.5 Ethics
South Carolina— 11.25 Total Credits, Ethics: 3.75 credits
Texas— 11.25 Total Credits, Ethics: 3.75 credits
Washington— 11.25 Total Credits, Ethics: 3.75 credits, Law & Legal 7.5 credits
NLADA will diligently report attendance to:
Illinois, Louisiana, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Washington
Self-reporting states based on approved applications:
Georgia, Missouri
You may claim credit based on reciprocity and self- report for the following states:
Alaska (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
California (via Pennsylvania)
Hawaii (via Georgia, Louisiana, Missouri, North Carolina, or Ohio)
New York (via North Carolina)
New Jersey (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
North Dakota (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
Oregon (via Washington)
Utah (via Washington)
Wisconsin (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
Self-reporting states (NLADA did not apply for CLE approval, but no self-application required):
Arizona, Colorado, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Vermont, Wyoming
Self-application required (NLADA did not apply for CLE approval): Materials can be found on the Learning Lab
Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, Rhode Island, Virginia, West Virginia
No CLE Requirements:
Connecticut, District of Columbia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, South Dakota
*If you have any CLE questions or should you need more materials, please email [email protected]
2026 Appellate Defender Training (NYC)
NLADA has been approved for the following states for CLE accreditation:
Missouri- 23.4 credits (Course #: 787892)
New York- 19 Professional Practice; 4 Diversity, Inclusion, and Elimination of Bias (Course #: SKL5430)
Ohio- 16 General, 3.5 Professional Conduct (Activity #: 617677)
Pennsylvania- 19.5 General
Washington- 15 Law & Legal, 1 Improving the Legal System, and 3.5 Ethics Equity and Inclusion (Activity ID: 2079507)
NLADA will diligently report attendance to:
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington
You may claim credit based on reciprocity for:
New Jersey and Wisconsin (via any state that approved this program)
Self-reporting states based on approved applications:
New York, Missouri
Other self-reporting states (no self-application required):
Montana, New Mexico
Self-application required (NLADA did not apply for CLE approval): Materials can be found on the Learning Lab of the program but if you require more information, please email [email protected]
Florida, Idaho, Iowa, Nevada
No CLE Requirements:
Connecticut, Michigan
Not Their Tools, Not Their Rules: An Ethical AI Selection Toolkit
*NOTE: Ethics CLE credit was only available to live attendees.
NLADA has been approved for the following states for 1 Ethics CLE accreditation:
California, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Washington
NLADA will diligently report attendance to:
Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington
You may claim credit based on reciprocity for the following states:
Alaska (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
Hawaii (via Georgia, Louisiana, Missouri, North Carolina, or Ohio)
New York (via North Carolina)
New Jersey (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
North Dakota (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
Oregon (via Washington)
Wisconsin (via another mandatory CLE jurisdiction)
Self-reporting states based on approved applications:
California, Missouri, Texas
Other self-reporting states (NLADA did not apply for CLE approval but no self-application required):
Arizona, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, Wyoming
Self-application required (NLADA did not apply for CLE approval): Materials can be found under "Handouts" on the Learning Lab
Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, Rhode Island, West Virginia
No CLE Requirements:
Connecticut, District of Columbia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, South Dakota
2026 Appellate Defender Training (Jackson)
NLADA has been approved for the following states for CLE accreditation: IL- 19 credits, MS- 18 credits, MO- 19.3 credits, OH- 19.25 credits, PA- 19 credits, TN- 19.25 credits, WA- 16.25 credits
NLADA will diligently report attendance to: IL, MS, OH, PA, TN, WA
You may claim credit based on reciprocity for the following states: WI (via any state that approved this event), CA (via WA), NY (via MS)
Self-reporting states based on approved applications: MO- Course ID: 783565
Self-application required, in addition to confirming attendance on the Learning Lab (NLADA did not apply for CLE approval): FL- Please reach out to [email protected] for required materials to submit with your application
No CLE Requirements: CT, MI
2025 NLADA Annual Conference
NLADA has been approved for the following states for CLE accreditation:
CA, CO- 867757; DE- NLA102920252025; GA- 392007; IL- 669152; LA- 758251029; MN- 538348; MO- 779284, NC- 2; NJ- 3; OH- 600888; PA- 447077; SC- 258008; TX- 174297136; WA- 2064106
NLADA will diligently report attendance to: DE, GA, IL, LA, OH, PA, NC, SC, TX, WA
You may claim credit based on reciprocity with the states above for the following states: AK, AR, HI, MO, NY, OR, WI
Self-reporting states based on approved applications: CA, CO, MN, NJ
Self-application required, in addition to confirming attendance on the Learning Lab (NLADA did not apply for CLE approval): AL, FL, ID, IN, IA, KS, KY, ME, MS, MT, NV, NH, NM, ND, OK, RI, TN, UT, VT, WV, WY
No CLE Requirements: CT, MD, MA, MI, DC
2025 Equal Justice Conference
NLADA has applied to the following states for CLE accreditation: CA, CO, GA, IL, MN, MO, NM, NV, OH, PA, TX
NLADA will diligently report attendance to GA, IL, OR, NM, NV, OH, PA & TX
You may claim credit based on reciprocity with the states above for the following states: AK, AR, FL, HI, ME, ND, NJ, NY, OR & WI
2025 Appellate Defender Training (Worcester)
NLADA has applied to the following states for CLE accreditation: AR, DE, ID, IN, KS & VT.
NLADA will diligently report attendance to AR, DE, IN & KS.
You may claim credit based on reciprocity with the states above for the following states: AK, CA, FL, HI, NJ, NY, ND OR & WA
2025 BPDA Annual Conference: Rooted in Resistance, Rising with Purpose Event
NLADA has applied to the following states for CLE accreditation: CA, CO, GA, IL, LA, MN, NY, OH, PA, VA, WA
NLADA will diligently report attendance to GA, IL, LA, OH, WA
You may claim credit based on reciprocity with the states above for the following states: AK, AR, DE, FL, HI, ME, MT, ND, NJ & OH
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