CLE Alert: Updated CLE Requirements for West Virginia Attorneys

Katie Carelli | June 7, 2021

Effective July 1, 2020, live webcasts count for live credit in West Virginia and there is no credit cap on live courses. Previously, webcasts and on-demand courses were both capped at 12 credits and attorneys needed to take Live In-Person courses to complete their full requirement. 

West Virginia attorneys can complete their entire CLE requirement through Lawline’s catalog of over 800 West Virginia accredited courses. 

Note: There is a temporary rule change due to the COVID-pandemic that allows West Virginia attorneys to complete their full requirement via On Demand courses for the 2020-2022 cycle.

 

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Written by Katie Carelli

Katie was raised in Fort Lauderdale, FL and decided to brave New York City after graduating with her M.A. in English Literature from Florida State University in 2018. When she is motivated to get off her couch, she frequents the movies, the theater, and the museums of the city.

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