Oregon CLE Requirements

LPCLE web courses generic min

Total Credits Required:  45 hours per period


Specialty Credits Required: 

  • Ethics: At least five of the required hours shall be in subjects relating to ethics in programs accredited pursuant to Rule 5.14(a).
  • Abuse Reporting: One hour must be on the subject of a lawyer’s statutory duty to report child abuse and elder abuse (see ORS 9.114).
  • Mental Health and Substance Use Education: At least one of the required hours shall be in subjects relating to mental health, substance use, or cognitive impairment that can affect a lawyer’s ability to practice law.
  • Access to Justice: In alternate reporting periods, at least three of the required hours must be in programs accredited for access to justice pursuant to Rule 5.14(d).

Reporting Period: 3 years


End of Period: April 30 of reporting year


Credit Hour: 60 minutes. Attorney will earn 1 credit for every 60 minutes of instruction.


Attendance Reporting: LawPracticeCLE does not seek accreditation or report attendance in the State of Oregon.


Click here to see the Oregon Rules and Regulations

Live Programs: In-person Seminars, Live Webinars and Rebroadcasts


On-Demand Programs: On-Demand Courses

Paralegals: Should a paralegal need CLE credit, the paralegal should notify LawPracticeCLE of their paralegal status, so the Accreditation Administration team can seek accreditation with the NALA for approval in their state via reciprocity.

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