To mitigate the spread of the COVID-19 virus, Pitt Law is currently only offering CLE programs via live distance learning events and our video archive. The PA CLE Board has authorized attorneys to complete all 12 of the 2020 CLE requirement through participation in approved online programs.
Effective January 1, 2021 through December 31, 2021 the CLE Board adopted a temporary policy to recognize live online programming by accredited distance learning providers as live (non-capped) credit towards lawyers' CLE requirement. Should you have any questions regarding this policy, please contact the PA CLE Board at (717) 231-3250 or via email at pacleb@pacle.org.
Click on the title to be taken to the registration page for the following events. All times are Eastern Standard Time
Date/Time | Program | CLE Information |
April 8-9 2-5:15 p.m. |
Sovereignty, Humanity, and Law CILE and the Law and Humanities Institute (LHI) will co-sponsor a webinar conference titled, “Sovereignty, Humanity, and Law.” Topics covered will include current litigation of sovereign responsibility, the sovereign and the individual in the law, and sovereignty within the context of literature and the law. |
This program has been approved by the Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education Board for five (5) hours of substantive and one (1) hour of ethics credit. The ethics credit has been approved for the keynote address. There is a $100 fee to cover all CLE credit for the event. |
May 18-20 | Deals and Disputes: China, Hong Kong, and Commercial Law CILE will co-sponsor the “Deals and Disputes: China, Hong Kong, and Commercial Law” webinar with the Asian Studies Center at the University Center for International Studies at Pitt. This three-day event will consider the structure, reach, and impact of China’s Belt and Road Initiative and its implications for commercial relations, dispute resolution, and the future of legal developments in Asia. The webinar will also feature a series of key-note speakers and expert panels that will explore China’s evolving role in the field of commercial law. |
This program has been approved by the Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Board for seven (7) hours of substantive credit. There is a $120 fee for processing CLE credit for this event. Please be sure to indicate that you are seeking CLE credit using the form provided in registration link. |