Law Tech AI Academy

Courses that qualify for MCLE credit typically cover legal ethics, substantive law, practice management, and technology in law. Some states also require training on diversity, bias reduction, or cybersecurity. Courses must generally be accredited by the state bar or an approved MCLE provider.

Look for accreditation details on the course provider’s website. Many providers state which jurisdictions accept their courses. If you’re unsure, you can check with your state bar or MCLE board.

Yes! Many states recognize legal technology courses—especially those related to AI, cybersecurity, and digital ethics—as part of their MCLE requirements. Some states even mandate technology competency training.