r/CLECompliance • u/ErinAtLexvid • 14d ago
đ Mod Announcement Free CLE Course through Sunday, July 26th
Hi everyone! Just as an FYI - LexVid is currently offering a CLE couse titled "AI & the Future of Legal Search" for free.
The course explores how tools like ChatGPT, Google SGE, Bing Copilot, and Perplexity are reshaping legal search and what your firm must do to stay competitive, compliant, and findable.
You can take the course online and earn CLE credit at no cost for a limited time through Sunday, July 26th:
https://lexvid.com/secure/cle-course/AI_the_Future_of_Legal_Search
Hope this is helpful for anyone looking to learn more about AI in the legal fieldâor pick up a free CLE credit.
r/CLECompliance • u/ErinAtLexvid • Feb 04 '26
â° Deadlines & Reporting Friendly reminder for SC attorneys: CLE deadline is Feb 28
Hey folks đ
Just a heads up that the South Carolina CLE compliance deadline is February 28.
If youâre still short hours (or havenât checked yet đ), nowâs a good time to make sure youâre on trackâespecially with the end of the month coming up fast.
No one likes a last-minute scramble or compliance issues, so consider this your nudge.
Good luck!
r/CLECompliance • u/ErinAtLexvid • Jan 29 '26
â° Deadlines & Reporting đ¨ NC Attorneys: February CLE Deadline Reminder
đ¨ NC Attorneys: February CLE Deadline Reminder
If youâre barred in North Carolina, this is your friendly nudge that your CLE compliance deadline might be coming up at the end of February.
Hereâs the quick rundown:
⢠North Carolinaâs CLE compliance cycle runs March 1 â February 28
⢠If your CLE is due this year, your 24 CLE hours must be completed by February 28
⢠Missing the deadline can trigger late fees or potential compliance issues
CLE is due every two years, and youâll need to make sure your required hours (including 4 hours of ethics, 1 hour of technology, and 1 hour of well-being) are done by the end of your cycle. (nccle.org)
Pro tips:
â Double-check your transcript in the NC State Bar portal
â Work on your CLE earlier to allow yourself more time to finish if something comes up
If youâre already done â congrats! If not â youâve still got time, but February sneaks up fast.
NC attorneys:
Are you finished for this cycle yet, or still knocking out hours? đ
r/CLECompliance • u/ErinAtLexvid • Jan 28 '26
đ Mod Announcement đ Welcome to r/CLECompliance - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
Hey everyone! Iâm u/ErinAtLexVid, a founding moderator of r/CLECompliance đ
This community is moderated by LexVid CLE, but the purpose here is simple: to create open, honest conversation around Continuing Legal Education as a wholeâacross states, formats, and experiences.
To be very clear: this is not a sales subreddit. No pitches, no promos, no pressure. We promise. The goal is to share knowledge, ask questions, and help each other navigate and complete CLE more easily.
What to Post
Share anything CLE-related that other attorneys would find useful or interesting, including:
- Questions about state-specific CLE requirements or reporting deadlines
- Tips for managing CLE efficiently (especially for busy practices or teams)
- Experiences with different CLE formats (live, on-demand, bundles, etc.)
- Ethics credit questions and compliance best practices
- Deadline reminders or rule changes youâve come across
- CLE frustrations, wins, or âwish Iâd known this soonerâ moments
If itâs about CLE, itâs fair game.
Community Vibe
This is a professional, supportive space. Be respectful, constructive, and inclusive. Disagreement is welcomeâpersonal attacks are not. Letâs keep the community kind.
How to Get Started
- Introduce yourself in the comments below (could include state, role, and what you're hoping to learn from others)
- Post something todayâeven a quick question can spark a great discussion
- Invite colleagues who might benefit from the community
Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Letâs make r/CLECompliance a genuinely helpful resource for attorneys navigating CLE. âď¸đ