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Accreditation and CLE Rules for New Mexico
United Institute for Continuing Legal Education offers CLE courses accredited in many states throughout the country. New Mexico attorneys may earn all 12 credit hours with us using a combination of our Online & iOS/Android App self-study formats and our Live Webinars.
New Mexico attorneys must complete 12 CLE credit hours every year by Dec 31st including at least 2 credits in Ethics and 1 credit in Equity in Justice (EIJ). *New Mexico attorneys have an automatic extension until Feb 1 to complete prior year's CLE.
New Mexico attorneys can earn all 12 CLE credit hours with us including 2 credit hours of Ethics and 1 credit in Equity in Justice (EIJ) using our Online, iOS/Android App, and Live Webinar courses.
Attorneys may carry over 12 credits, including 2 Ethics and 1 credit in Equity in Justice (EIJ) into the next reporting period.
*The State Bar of New Mexico has amended Rule 18 to require at least 1 hour of Equity in Justice (EIJ). Additionally, all 12 credit hours may be live or self study courses.
United Institute for Continuing Legal Education offers CLE courses accredited in many states throughout the country. New Mexico attorneys may earn all 12 credit hours with us using a combination of our Online & iOS/Android App self-study formats and our Live Webinars.
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General Credits
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About This Course
Focusing on the vast cyber threats to the legal community, this CLE course will explain why lawyers are such tempting targets to hackers. The course will explain the cost of data breaches and an attorney’s obligation to cybersecurity, particularly in the context of ESI.
This course will include discussions on general ethical responsibilities that lawyers have when it comes to securing both their clients’ and opposing parties’ data. Discussions of the threat landscape, what to be on the watch for, careful preparations and obligations in the case of security breach, will all be addressed.