About This Bundle

Our West Virginia CLE Compliance Bundle 2026 makes completing your CLE requirement more convenient and engaging than ever! This bundle includes 24 hours of Accredited CLE, including Live verified E-CLE and Online credits.

Our online-ready courses are available on demand and can be viewed anytime on your schedule. Our Live Programs are held daily. Click here to see our Live Course schedule for West Virginia.

This bundle satisfies your entire West Virginia CLE requirement. The required three (3) hours of Legal Ethics, Law Office Management, Substance Abuse, or Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession credits are included in this relevant and seamless bundle for West Virginia!

Featured Courses:

  • Legal Professionalism: When the Rules Aren’t Enough
  • Legal Technology: Efficiently Transforming Your Transactional Practice
 
West Virginia CLE Deadline: June 30th (Even Years)

West Virginia CLE Requirement: 24 credit hours every two years

  • 21 hours General
  • 3 hours Legal Ethics, Office Management, Substance Abuse, or Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession
  • 12 hours must be taken live. All fully interactive, synchronous broadcasts are now considered Live under the new CLE rules that went into effect on July 1, 2020. New rule 6.09(j)
Live CLE Credits in This Bundle 12.00 Credits/Hours
West Virginia CLE Compliance Bundle 2026

Choose from any our daily teleconferences and satisfy your remaining required credits. Courses offered daily!

Upcoming Lectures
Online CLE Credits in This Bundle 12.00 Credits/Hours

1.20 General

Estate Planning from an Elder Law Attorney’s Perspective

This program covers topics related to basic estate planning from the perspective of an elder law attorney. Attorneys should attend this program to gain knowledge in evaluating a client’s assets ...

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Estate Planning from an Elder Law Attorney’s Perspective

1.20 Ethics

Ethical Wellness is Professional Wellness: Ethics, Mental Health, and Life Fulfillment in the Legal Profession

Mental health is not separate from ethical lawyering; it is essential. This timely and relevant Continuing Legal Education program explores how emotional well-being, ethical responsibility, and professional performance are deeply ...

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Ethical Wellness is Professional Wellness: Ethics, Mental Health, and Life Fulfillment in the Legal Profession

1.80 General

Healthcare Law Essentials for Attorneys

This program will provide attorneys with a foundational understanding of the legal landscape surrounding the healthcare industry. The healthcare industry is highly regulated, and healthcare law is a particularly dynamic ...

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Healthcare Law Essentials for Attorneys

2.40 Ethics

Legal Professionalism: When the Rules Aren’t Enough

The tension between the business of law and the profession of law has never been more perilous; the ancient trap of politics warping values and judgment for lawyers and judges ...

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Legal Professionalism: When the Rules Aren’t Enough

2.40 General

Legal Technology: Efficiently Transforming Your Transactional Practice

In the ever-evolving landscape of law, balancing the practice of law with the business of practicing law and meeting clients' rising expectations can often feel overwhelming. This program offers a ...

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Legal Technology: Efficiently Transforming Your Transactional Practice

1.20 General

PACE Financing: A Legal Guide to Energy and Water Efficiency Funding

This program will cover property-assessed clean energy (PACE). Attorneys will learn about PACE financing and understand options that fit into a capital stack, and integrates easily with utility companies, HUD, ...

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PACE Financing: A Legal Guide to Energy and Water Efficiency Funding

1.80 General

Preparation, Prosecution, and Commercialization of a Patent

The patent process is complex, with many steps from initial invention disclosure to filing to prosecution and allowance; many attorneys may feel overwhelmed by this process. This course will discuss ...

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Preparation, Prosecution, and Commercialization of a Patent

Presenters

Daniel Smith, Esq.

Daniel Smith, Esq.

Dawn Ross, Esq.

Dawn Ross, Esq.

Kathleen Rigaut, Ph.D., Esq.

Kathleen Rigaut, Ph.D., Esq.

Beatriz Martinez-Peñalver

Beatriz Martinez-Peñalver

Jack Marshall, Esq.

Jack Marshall, Esq.

Danielle Graziano, Esq.

Danielle Graziano, Esq.

Stefanie Frank, Esq.

Stefanie Frank, Esq.

James Cargas, Esq.

James Cargas, Esq.