The annual CLE requirements in North Carolina are 12 hours of approved CLE. Of these 12 hours, 2 must be in the area of professional responsibility or professionalism or any combination thereof.

At least once every three calendar years, each lawyer must complete an additional hour of professional responsibility devoted exclusively to instruction in substance abuse awareness or debilitating mental conditions, and a lawyer’s professional responsibilities.

Yes! The annual CLE requirements in North Carolina are 12 hours of approved CLE.

Live Webcasts and Live Webinars offered through NCAJ FastCLE are considered live courses and can count towards your yearly requirement of 12 hours.

Each year Attorneys may receive up to 6 hours of CLE credit through archived on-demand seminars.

To learn more about the different products offered through NCAJ FastCLE visit our products page. To learn more about North Carolina CLE requirements, visit the State Bar’s website.

After purchasing a CLE course through FastCLE you must take the steps to electronically submit your CLE credit for the course before it will be reported to the State Bar.

Each FastCLE program will include step-by-step instructions for how you may submit your CLE credit through FastCLE, but if you need assistance with this process, please contact us.

If a lawyer takes more than the required 12 hours in a calendar year, up to 2 additional hours of professional responsibility and up to 10 additional hours of general education may be carried over to the next calendar year. There is no provision to carry hours over multiple years.

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