Providers

Information for providers regarding applying for accreditation of a CLE course.

Rules for MCLE are covered in the Supreme Court Rules of Professional Practice Chapter 14 Article 4.

• • Rule 14-401. Purpose
  • Rule 14-402. Definitions
  • Rule 14-403. Establishment and membership of Board
  • Rule 14-404. Active status lawyers: MCLE, NLTP, admission on motion, multi-state compliance reciprocity, house counsel and UBE requirements; MCLE requirements for Paralegal Practitioners
  • Rule 14-405. MCLE requirements for lawyers and paralegal practitioners on inactive status
  • Rule 14-406. MCLE requirements for lawyers on active military duty
  • Rule 14-407. MCLE requirements for lawyers on active emeritus status
  • Rule 14-408. Credit hour defined: application for approval
  • Rule 14-409. Categories of Elective CLE defined
  • Rule 14-410. Accreditation of CLE; undue hardship and special Accreditation
  • Rule 14-411. Board Accreditation of CLE
  • Rule 14-412. Presumptively approved CLE providers; presumptive CLE Accreditation
  • 14-413 CLE Accreditation Elective – Self Study
  • Rule 14-414. Certificate of compliance; filing, late, and reinstatement fees; suspension; reinstatement
  • Rule 14-415. Failure to satisfy MCLE requirements; notice; appeal procedures; reinstatement; waivers and extensions; deferrals
  • Rule 14-416. Lawyers on active status not practicing law in Utah; Paralegal Practitioners on active status outside of Utah; Lawyers or paralegal practitioners on active status engaged in full- time volunteer work in remote locations
  • Rule 14-417. Miscellaneous fees and expenses
  • Rule 14-419. CLE Credit for Pro Bono Legal Services.

The Utah State Board of Continuing Legal Education, while a government entity, is located in the Utah Law & Justice Center along with the Utah State Bar and several other law and government-related entities.