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N.C. Becomes 2nd State to Require Tech CLE
North Carolina has become the second state to mandate continuing education for lawyers in technology, Law SItes reports. Beginning in 2019, all lawyers will be required to complete one hour per year of CLE devoted to technology training. In 2016, Florida became the first state to mandate technology training for lawyers, when it adopted a rule requiring lawyers to complete three hours of CLE every three years “in approved technology programs.”



