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SC bar allows attorneys to get CLE credit online
By: Matt Chaney//July 12, 2018//
Listen to this articleThe South Carolina Bar now offers online on-demand continuing legal education opportunities, as part of their eCLE On-Demand, Webcast and Teleseminar program.
The program bills itself as an opportunity to earn CLE from the office, home or anywhere with access to the internet.
Presently, attorneys can earn up to six hours annually of CLE online. These hours may not be banked for the next reporting period.
The pre-recorded seminars cover all major practice areas as well as ethics topics.
They vary in length from one to six hours.
To see what courses are offered, go to www.scbar.org/shop-cle.
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