Thanks to an order of the Louisiana Supreme Court issued on April 28, 2020, Louisiana attorneys are now able to earn all 12.5 hours of CLE online. Previously attorneys were limited to earning only 4.0 hours of CLE online. This expansion of the “self-study” CLE credits will enable attorneys to earn the necessary hours during uncertain times due to COVID-19.
Click here for a copy of the order: https://www.lasc.org/COVID19/Orders/2020-04-28_LASC_OrderReSelfStudyLimit%20MCLE.pdf
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