CLE credit for lawyers and in-house counsel
If you are a member of The Florida Bar, or authorized house counsel in Florida, you can earn continuing legal education (CLE) credit with NAFA courses: The Florida Bar has approved six courses. You can take them live online or on demand in our virtual classroom, with professors who practice. Classes are taught in Spanish, with the essential legal terminology in English.
The Florida Bar CLE provider no. 0242835
Approved courses
| Course, as approved by The Florida Bar | Start date | Credit | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Federal Immigration Law With Lesbia Figueredo · Online, on demand · advanced level · See the course | November 4, 2024 | 120 minutes, including 15 in ethics and 15 in substance abuse | On demand |
| Intellectual Property Law – Trademarks, Patents, and Related Rights With Karina Vence Peláez · Live online and on demand · intermediate level · See the course | October 5, 2026 | 125 minutes | In progress |
| Introduction to the System of Government, State Laws of the United States Live online and on demand · intermediate level · See the course | February 1, 2027 | 125 minutes | Upcoming |
| Federal Credit System and Repair Live online and on demand · advanced level · See the course | June 1, 2027 | 125 minutes, including 25 in ethics | Upcoming |
| Commercial and Business Laws of Florida / Constitutional Law of the United States With Elkin D. J. Betancur · Live online and on demand · intermediate level · See the course | May 4, 2026 | 150 minutes, including 25 in ethics | Ended |
| Commercial and Business Laws of Florida With Héctor A. Rivera Suárez · Live online and on demand · intermediate level · See the course | July 6, 2026 | 125 minutes | Ended |
When you finish the course, you receive your certificate of attendance, with the course number to report your credit in your Florida Bar account.
How they count toward the Florida requirement
The Florida Bar requires CLE credit every 3 years from its members and from Authorized House Counsel in Florida, under the same rule for both. Each NAFA course counts for the minutes The Florida Bar approved.
| What The Florida Bar requires every 3 years | NAFA courses that count |
|---|---|
| In total30 hours |
Every approved course, with all its minutes. |
| Ethics, professionalism, substance abuse or mental health5 of the 30 hours |
Coming soon More courses with ethics hours. |
| The Florida professionalism course2 of those 5 hours |
It is The Florida Bar's own course, free of charge, taken once in each reporting cycle. NAFA does not offer it. |
| Technology3 of the 30 hours |
None yet. Coming soon Courses with technology hours. |
Sources: The Florida Bar News: the 30 hours and the professionalism course · Rule 17-1.9: the requirement for authorized house counsel
The approvals are The Florida Bar's and apply to its members and to authorized house counsel in Florida. Other states have their own rules for recognizing CLE credit from another jurisdiction: if your license is from another state, check with your bar before you enroll.
Enroll in the next course
Any lawyer can take an individual course; NAFA members pay less.