Stay compliant with the Nevada State Bar CLE requirements. Find everything you need to know about credit hours, specialty credits, and reporting.
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Nevada CLE at a Glance
Nevada attorneys can complete all 13 required CLE hours online through Attorney Credits.
13 total credit hours required annually
Legal Ethics or Professional Responsibility = 2 Credit Hours
Substance Abuse = 1 Credit Hour
3 Specialty Credit Hours required Annually
Compliance Deadline is December 31 every year
Nevada has no live webinar credit requirements
Nevada CLE Requirements
Total CLE Hours: 13 credit hours
Total Online Credits Allowed: 13 credit hours
Specialty Requirements: 3 credit hours total, including 2 credit hours of Legal Ethics, or Professional Responsibility; and 1 credit hour of Substance Abuse.
Live Webinar Credits: None
Compliance Deadline: December 31
Reporting Deadline: December 31
Reporting Cycle: 1 year
State Reporting: We report your completed courses to the Nevada Board of Continuing Legal Education. Our automated attendance reports run weekly on Thursday. You should check your CLE transcript at the State Bar of Nevada website at: https://members.nvbar.org
Top Nevada CLE Questions
Get quick answers to the most common questions about Nevada CLE requirements
How many CLE hours are required?
Thirteen credit hours every year - including 2 hours of ethics and 1 hour of substance abuse.
How many CLE hours can I take through Attorney Credits?
All 13 credit hours can be taken online.
How do Attorney Credits' CLE courses qualify for credit in Nevada?
All of our online and downloadable on-demand CLE courses have been approved for CLE credit by the Nevada Board of Continuing Legal Education.
What are my CLE compliance and reporting requirements?
Reporting Cycle: Annual
Compliance Deadline: December 31
Reporting Deadline: December 31
What is the requirement for newly admitted attorneys?
Newly admitted attorneys are exempt from the Nevada CLE requirement for the remainder of the calendar year that they are admitted AND for the next full calendar year. Instead of earning CLE credits, newly admitted attorneys must participate in the "TIPS" program administered by the State Bar of Nevada.
Does Attorney Credits offer courses for newly admitted attorneys?
No. The TIPS program is only presented by the State Bar of Nevada.
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