Continuing Legal Education

Licensed attorneys in Minnesota are required to continue their education throughout their careers. The mandatory continuing legal education requirement was established by the Minnesota Supreme Court, which has the power to regulate the practice of law in Minnesota. General information, current rules and a list of all University of Minnesota Law School seminars approved for CLE credit are available from the Minnesota Board of Continuing Legal Education.

A Package Deal: The Delicious Intersection of Food, Business, and Law

March 25, 2024, 12:15 to 1:15 pm

Minnesota is home to dozens of food companies large and small, as the headquarters for familiar Fortune 500 and private food and agriculture businesses. Along with the strong representation of established businesses comes a thriving startup market. These businesses need lawyers who know the industry. Minnesota Law's Corporate Institute has invited three outstanding lawyers practicing in the food law space to discuss their practices and the intersection of food, business, and law.

1.0 Standard CLE Credits (Approved) Code: #501516

The Rights of Nature vs. Human Rights?

April 11, 2024, 8:30 am

The Rights of Nature vs. Human Rights?

Struggles for environmental, racial, and gender justice in Colombia, Ecuador, and the U.S.

CLE credits will be requested.
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Law School Faculty and Staff may request CLE credit for an event on the Law School intranet

Questions? Contact lscle@umn.edu or 612-624-1885.