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    Wyoming CLE Requirements and Courses

    Detailed jurisdiction information about MCLE regulations and general information accreditation of ABA CLE events, webinars, and on-demand CLE courses

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    Wyoming Newly-Admitted CLE Rules

    Wyoming newly admitted attorneys are exempt from the CLE requirement during the calendar year in which they are admitted.

    Wyoming General CLE Rules

    • Credit hours required: 15 hours per reporting period
    • Specialty credits required: 2 hours of ethics credit per reporting period
    • Length of reporting period: 1 year
    • Compliance date: December 31
    • Reporting date: January 15
    • Compliance group: All attorneys report annually.
    • Minutes per credit hour: 60 minutes. To calculate credit for a specific program, divide the total length of the program in minutes by 60 and round up or down to the nearest quarter hour.
    • Distance Learning Requirements: May take all credits with live webcast, previoulsy recorded limited to 8 credits.
    • Attendance Reporting Procedure: Attorneys may individually apply for course approval within a reasonable time after completion of the activity by submitting the Application for CLE credit (available on website below). This is the same form that is currently required for attendance reporting. There is no fee for Wyoming attorneys to individually seek Wyoming course approval.

    State Contact Information

    Wyoming State Board of CLE, Wyoming State Bar 4124 Laramie Street P.O. Box 109 Cheyenne, WY 82003 (307) 632-9061 x10

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    General Credit CLE For Your State

    Generative Artificial Intelligence in the Courts: What Judges Should Expect to See

    Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) seems to be ubiquitous. Its use has led to litigation under various theories of liability and that litigation will only multiply. Moreover, GAI should be expected to be the subject of discovery and to be offered into evidence.

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    A Note About MCLE Credit

    The content on this page is for informational and educational purposes only. Each state has its own rules and regulations indicating what qualifies for CLE credit. Please contact your state MCLE regulatory entity for specific questions about your MCLE rules.

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