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15. The Sponsor agrees to furnish the following to the Board of Continuing Legal Education, within thirty (30) days after the CLE
activity:
a.
An alphabetical list of attendees, including their NC State Bar membership numbers and a statement of the ethics,
general, and total credit hours taken by each attendee.
b.
The required sponsor fee computed at $3.50 x total approved CLE hours x total number of NC attendees.
16. The Sponsor represents that it will:
a.
Comply with the Continuing Legal Education Rules and Regulations including any amendments thereto;
b.
Conduct this CLE activity substantially as advertised and presented in this request, subject to emergency substitutions
and withdrawals;
c.
Allow in-person observation of this CLE activity by members and staff of the Board of Continuing Legal Education.
17. The Sponsor acknowledges that this CLE activity may be disapproved and prior approvals of any CLE activity revoked for
violations of the Rules and Regulations or for failure to comply with the agreements and representations contained in this
request.
Date:______________________________ CLE Sponsor: ___________________________________________
Signature: ______________________________________________
Title: ___________________________________________________
CONTENT AND TIME REQUIREMENTS
1.
North Carolina uses a 60-minute hour. That is, 60 minutes are required to equal one CLE credit hour.
2.
Only the time of actual instruction counts toward CLE credit hours.
3.
Question and answer sessions are considered actual instruction and may be included for CLE credit provided such question
and answer sessions do not exceed 15 minutes per CLE credit hour. For example, a program approved for 4 total CLE credit
hours may include up to 1 hour of questions and answers.
4.
No complete CLE activity may be less than 30 minutes in length. However, a program may include individual topics of less
than 30 minutes in length.
5.
CLE credit, when converted from minutes to hours, will be rounded down to the nearest quarter-hour.
6.
CLE credit is not given for:
• Introductory remarks
• Breaks
• Business meetings
• Personal development programs
• Presentations on marketing a law practice or client development
• Speeches in connection with banquets or other events that are primarily social
• Demonstrations of services or products with intent to sell
7.
Note, in reference to instruction in professional responsibility/ethics/professionalism, that programs so classified may not
include topics such as attorney fees, client development, communication skills, etc., except to the extent that professional
responsibility is directly discussed in connection with such topics.
8.
All activities, including computer programs, must be either live or interactive. No credit will be given for self-study. Video
presentations must be scheduled for a minimum of three attorneys.
SPONSOR-PAID FEES
The NC State Bar Board of CLE currently charges a fee of $3.50 per credit hour per attorney.
The Sponsor pays the fee in the following circumstances:
• Approved activity is presented in North Carolina.
The Sponsor has the option of paying the fee in the following circumstances:
• Approved activity is offered without charge to attendees, regardless of where the approved activity is presented.
• Approved activity is offered by sponsor based outside North Carolina and is presented outside North Carolina.
When a Sponsor does not pay the fee, the North Carolina State Bar will bill attorneys directly for hours attended.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON CLE REQUIREMENTS VISIT:

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