Every member must complete a minimum of 30 credit hours every three years. At least three of 30 credit hours must be in approved technology programs. At least five of the 30 credit hours must be in approved legal ethics, professionalism, substance abuse or mental health and wellness; as part of the five credit hours, each member must complete, during each reporting cycle, the two-credit hour Florida Legal Professionalism course produced by The Florida Bar and approved by the Supreme Court of Florida.

• 1 ethics hour
• 1 professionalism hour
• 3 trial hours (for trial attorneys)

• At least 4 of these 24 credit hours must be in the Ethics and Professionalism category
• At least 1 of the remaining 20 credit hours must be in the Diversity, Inclusion and Elimination of Bias category.
• At least one credit hour must be in cybersecurity, privacy, and data protection.

• At least 7 of these 16 credit hours per year must be in Law Practice Management, Areas of Professional Practice, and/or Cybersecurity, Privacy and/or Data Protection-General.
• At least 6 must be in the 'Skills' Credit Category.
• At least 3 must be in the 'Ethics and Professionalism' credit category.
• You must complete at least 1 credit in Cybersecurity as part of the 32-credit requirement in either Year 1 or Year 2 as part of the 16 credit-requirement for that year in either Cybersecurity General or Cybersecurity Ethics (or a combination of the two).
• Courses in each credit category must be taken in a suitable format: either in the traditional live setting, via fully interactive video conference, or via simultaneous transmission with synchronous interactivity where questions are allowed during the program.
• Courses must also be 'transitional', designed to enable attorneys to develop a foundation in the practical skills, techniques, and procedures that are essential to the practice of law.
• LearnFormula has confirmed directly with the New York State Continuing Legal Education Board (as of July 28th, 2023) that its online transitional courses qualify as "simultaneous transmission with synchronous interactivity" in format (via participation monitoring and a Q&A function), and so may be taken by newly admitted attorneys to satisfy their CLE requirements in any of the relevant credit categories.

The Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization requires attorneys to complete 15 credits, including 3 ethics/professionalism credits (EP credits), by December 31 every year. All credits must be reported by March 1 of the following year. Attorneys are limited to 8 credits of distance learning per compliance period. A maximum of 15 credits, including 3 EP credits and up to 8 distance learning credits, may be carried over to the next compliance period.