Each year, the University of Miami School of Law conducts a series of continuing legal education (CLE) programs designed to enhance the practicing Bar's professional skills and accomplishments. In 2018, we were proud to receive the distinction as one of the best CLE providers in The Daily Business Review's "Best Of" annual listing.
Annual Programs with CLE Credit
Bankruptcy Skills Workshop
CLICK HERE to purchase online access to the 2018 materials for CLE credit
Class Action & Complex Litigation Forum
Entertainment and Sports Law Society Symposium
Heckerling Institute on Estate Planning
Ralph E. Boyer Institute Condominium and Cluster Development
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University of Miami Law Review Symposium
Other CLE Opportunities at Miami Law
University of Miami Law Alumni Events - See current listing, many include a CLE component
PREP-Professional Responsibility & Ethics Program at Miami Law - Develops CLE ethics training for the legal community
All CLE courses are aimed at satisfying the current and endlessly challenging information and training needs of today's Bar*, and are part of an educational continuum which begins in law school and continues throughout a lawyer's professional career and include:
- Courses with a national audience and scope as well as those with a Florida focus
- Alumni discounts on registration fees
- As a special service, bar-approved CLE e-materials for purchase to help busy attorneys satisfy their continuing education requirements online (see the list above for those programs with materials available for purchase).
For More Information
GENERAL: To obtain specific information about the scheduled CLE events, please call Miami Law's Center for Continuing Legal Education at 305-284-6276. Or, if interested in hosting an event with CLE credit, please visit the CLE FAQ page in the External Affairs area of the site.
HECKERLING INSTITUTE: For information regarding the Heckerling Institute on Estate Planning, please contact their office at 305-284-4762 or visit the Heckerling Institute website.
