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In-house courses are those programs that are offered or conducted by law firms, corporate or government legal departments, or similar entities for the purpose of educating their members/employees. BCLE Reg. 103:1(m) … What are "in-house" courses? Discover …
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An attorney can submit an Attorney Application for Individual Course accreditation no later than 30 days after the completion of the course. Applications will be reviewed by the Board and decided on a case-by-case basis. However, the presumption is for …
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Examples of activities that will not be given CLE credit include, but are not limited to, writing or publications; mentoring another attorney; moot court or mock trial; pro bono work; teaching law school classes; and activities used to market or sell the …
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Any person, entity, organization or association who complies with the standards and requirements of Rule 1:42 and the Board's Regulations can apply for per-course approval or approved service provider status. BCLE Reg. 302:1 … Who is eligible to seek …
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Providers seeking per-course approval must complete an on-line application for Individual Course Accreditation and submit the proper fee and required documents, including: a final version of the timed agenda; a brochure, advertisement, or announcement for …
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Most organizations are subject to paying an application fee to the Board. Please refer to the fee chart available on the Board’s website. Government or public service organizations may be exempt from paying a fee but must request the exemption by …
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All programs must be submitted for per course approval at least 30 days prior to but no later than 30 days after the date the course was given. … Is there a time limit on when a provider can submit a program for per-course approval? Discover a variety of …
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These will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis and a late fee will be imposed. Late application is discouraged. … What if a provider cannot submit an application for course accreditation within the 30-day period? Discover a variety of judicial programs, …
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No. Many courses are given multiple times at different locations. The Board must be notified of all the dates and locations of the presentation of a course during the calendar year. The provider should update the additional dates and locations on-line at …
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Local, state, and specialty bar associations; for profit and nonprofit legal education providers; Inns of Court; educational institutions; in-house providers; and government entities are eligible for approved service provider status. BCLE Reg. 302:1 … Who …
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Applicants who meet the following minimum requirements may be granted approved service provider status: the provider has presented at least five separate programs of CLE that meet BCLE Reg. 301 within the past two consecutive years; the provider has …
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You must complete the on-line application for Approved Service Provider Status and submit the appropriate fee and required documents. … How do applicants seek approved service provider status? Discover a variety of judicial programs, informational …
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Once a provider is granted approved service provider status, the courses offered are presumptively approved and the provider need not apply for individual approval of each course. However, the approved service provider must submit on-line announcements of …
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The grant of accreditation as an approved service provider is valid for a period of two consecutive years from the date of the grant. … How long is approved provider status valid? Discover a variety of judicial programs, informational resources, and …
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A grant of accreditation as an approved service provider may be continued for an additional two-year period upon the on-line filing of a new and fully completed application and payment of the required fee prior to the expiration of the approved service …
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An approved service provider's status could be declined for renewal and may be revoked at any time if the Board determines that the requirements of BCLE Reg. 301 and 302 were not met. BCLE Reg. 302:7 … Can a renewal application for approved provider …
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Providers will be notified in writing by the Board of its decision regarding their application. They may also check their status on-line at the Board’s website. Approved courses will be displayed in the Board’s course catalog and will be available for …
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When a course has been accredited or a course is offered by an approved service provider, the following language must be used: "This program has been approved by the Board on Continuing Legal Education of the Supreme Court of New Jersey for _____ hours of …
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Providers may state that their application for course or program accreditation or approved service provider status in New Jersey is pending. … Can providers inform attorneys that they are seeking Board approval even if they have not yet heard from the …
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Only those CLE providers who have obtained course per-approval or approved provider status by the Board are required to use the New Jersey Certificate of Attendance. Providers who do not seek or obtain course approval in New Jersey are not authorized to …