As an attorney practicing in Nevada, December 31st marks a crucial date on your calendar. With the Nevada Continuing Legal Education deadline just around the corner, it’s time to ensure you’ve completed all the necessary credits to maintain your license and stay in good standing with the State of Nevada.
We understand that your time is valuable. That’s why we’re here to help you navigate Nevada’s CLE requirements smoothly.
What Are My Deadlines and Credit Requirements?
If you’re practicing law in NV, you need to complete 13 CLE credits per calendar year. At least 2 of those credits must be in Ethics. At least 2 of those credits must be in Substance Abuse.
You have until December 31st to complete your CLEs, and until February 15th to report them (SproutEd handles the reporting for you).
What Types of CLE Courses Are Accepted in Nevada?
All 13 credits can be On-Demand or Live Webcast courses.
How SproutEd Can Help You Stay Compliant
At SproutEd, we simplify your path to meeting Nevada’s CLE requirements. With our wide selection of courses across numerous practice areas, you can easily find the content you need to not only stay compliant but also enhance your legal expertise.
Consider our Unlimited CLE Membership or our Nevada CLE Membership. Both membership options offer the flexibility to take as many courses as you need throughout the year at a fixed price. This option is especially beneficial for attorneys who want to stay ahead without the stress of tracking individual course costs. Plus, SproutEd reports your credits for you so you can focus on what’s most important – learning!
NV CLE FAQs
How do I report my CLE credits?
SproutEd reports your attendance and credit to the State Bar of Nevada within 30 days of completion.
By February 15th, attorneys must affirm their attendance through their Attorney Dashboard on the State Bar of Nevada website.
Can I carry over extra CLE credits?
20 General credits, 4 Ethics credits and 2 Substance Abuse credits may be carried over into the next two reporting periods.
What are the consequences of not completing my CLE in time?
Attorneys who do not complete their CLE requirement and do not ask for an extension will be subject to late fees as well as other fees and penalties. Read more here.
What if I’m New to Practicing in Nevada?
Newly admitted attorneys must complete a Transitioning Into Practice program through the State Bar of Nevada.
Newly admitted attorneys are otherwise exempt from a CLE requirement for the remainder of the year in which they were admitted and the following year.
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