Conference PowerPoints and materials are uploaded by the conference staff as soon as presenters make them available. Any PowerPoints received the week of the conference will be uploaded after the conference.
You may obtain the available session materials via the Festival AttendeeHub app and/or you may print or downloaded to your laptop, tablet, or e-reader from the website before the conference.
Festival session PowerPoints and materials are uploaded by the conference staff as soon as presenters make them available. Any PowerPoints received the week of the Festival will be uploaded after the conference.
CLE Credit for Attorneys
The Carolina Law Office of CLE will report a total of 7.5 hours of general CLE credits to the North Carolina State Bar Board of Continuing Legal Education within 30 days after the conference.
NC MCLE Credit Requirements
According to the North Carolina State Bar Web site: An active member of the North Carolina State Bar who does not qualify for an exemption must take twelve (12) hours of approved CLE during each calendar year. Of these 12 hours, 1 must be in the area of technology, 2 must be in the area of professional responsibility or professionalism or any combination thereof. If a lawyer takes more than the required 12 hours in a calendar year, up to 2 additional hours of professional responsibility and up to 10 additional hours of general education may be carried over to the next calendar year. There is no provision to carry hours over multiple years.
At least once every three calendar years, each lawyer must complete an additional hour of professional responsibility devoted exclusively to instruction in substance abuse awareness or debilitating mental conditions, and a lawyer's professional responsibilities. Lawyers admitted before July 1, are subject to all CLE requirements for that calendar year. Lawyers admitted on or after July 1 of any year do not have CLE requirements until the next calendar year.
The CLE rules also require every active lawyer, regardless of exempt status, to file an annual written report of his/her CLE activity for the preceding year. To facilitate that filing, the CLE office mails each lawyer an Annual Report Form in January. The report includes a transcript of all the CLE activity for the previous calendar year reported to our office by CLE sponsors. It is the lawyer's responsibility to review that transcript, to make any necessary changes, to verify the CLE activity, to pay any outstanding attendee fees ($3.50 per credit hour), and to return the form to us by the last day of February.
For more information on CLE credit, go to the North Carolina State Bar website at http://www.nccle.org/.
Questions regarding MCLE in North Carolina: CLE credits will be reported to the North Carolina State Board of Continuing Legal Education for all North Carolina participants who request credit on their registration form. Out-of-state participants should note on their registration form if they would like to receive CLE credit. We will be happy to verify attendance or provide you with any information needed to report the hours to other MCLE states.
You may contact the Continuing Legal Education department in the following ways:
By Phone: 919.733.0123
By E-mail:
Debra Holland dholland@ncbar.gov
Lori Nicolicchia lnicolicchia@ncbar.gov
Emily Oakes eoakes@ncbar.gov
Out of State CLE
You will be able to download a MCLE certificate within 30 days after the conference from the website. Please download a certificate of attendance from the tab on the conference website, so you can self-report. Note: Forwarding completed paperwork and payment (of any out-of-state fees) are the responsibility of the attendee.