About This Bundle

Our Illinois Ethics and Specialty CLE Bundle 2024-2025 makes completing your CLE requirement more convenient and engaging than ever! This bundle includes 6 hours of Accredited CLE, including Online credits.

Our online-ready courses are available on demand and can be viewed anytime on your schedule.

Your 6-hour Professional Responsibility requirement, including the four (4) hours of Ethics, one (1) hour of Diversity & Inclusion, and one (1) hour of Mental Health and Substance Abuse credits are included in this relevant and seamless bundle for Illinois!

Featured Courses:

  • Interrupting Implicit Bias: Promoting Wellness and Inclusive Leadership in the Legal Profession
  • Substance Abuse and Ethical Uncertainties

Illinois CLE Deadline: June 30th

Illinois CLE Requirement: 30 credit hours every two years

  • 24 hours General
  • 6 hours Professional Responsibility (professionalism, civility, legal ethics, diversity/inclusion, or mental health/substance abuse), including 1 hour Diversity & Inclusion and 1 hour Mental Health & Substance Abuse
Online CLE Credits in This Bundle 6.00 Credits/Hours

2.00 Diversity & Inclusion

Interrupting Implicit Bias: Promoting Wellness and Inclusive Leadership in the Legal Profession

Implicit bias poses harm because it interferes with inclusion and affects expanding diversity within the legal profession amongst practitioners, clients, and all of those that attorneys serve. Even when lawyers ...

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Interrupting Implicit Bias: Promoting Wellness and Inclusive Leadership in the Legal Profession

2.00 Mental Health & Substance Abuse

Substance Abuse and Ethical Uncertainties

Drug abuse among legal professionals continues to be a growing problem. Attorneys must understand the consequences of coping with stress through unhealthy and dangerous means, like alcohol and drugs. ABA ...

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Substance Abuse and Ethical Uncertainties

2.00 Ethics

The Ethics of Referrals

Fee sharing is one of the most misunderstood aspects of law business. Many of these misconceptions can be traced back to law school, where professors often focused exclusively on the ...

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The Ethics of Referrals

Presenters

Nandar Win Kerr, Esq.

Nandar Win Kerr, Esq.

Christopher O'Donnell, Esq.

Christopher O'Donnell, Esq.

Curt Brown, Esq.

Curt Brown, Esq.

Abayomi Ajaiyeoba, Esq.

Abayomi Ajaiyeoba, Esq.