Collection: Oregon CLE Courses

Oregon attorneys must complete 45.00 CLE credit hours in each 3-year reporting period—including required credits in ethics, abuse reporting, mental health/substance abuse, and access to justice—and NBI makes it easy with accredited Oregon CLE courses available as live online or OnDemand webinars. Whether you’re fulfilling mandatory credit requirements or exploring practice areas like estate planning, personal injury, or practice management, our flexible programs help you stay compliant and grow your legal expertise on your own schedule.

Oregon CLE Courses

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NBI, an MCLE Program Sponsor, offers Oregon attorneys a wide selection of high-quality, practice-specific CLE courses in convenient formats like OnDemand webcasts and live webinars. Whether you're based in Portland, Eugene, Salem, Tigard (home of the Oregon State Bar), or serving clients in smaller communities across the state, our continually updated catalog includes topics ranging from legal ethics and law practice management to emerging areas like artificial intelligence and social media rights. With programs developed by experienced legal professionals and pre-approved for CLE credit where possible, NBI helps attorneys stay current, compliant, and competitive.

 

Oregon attorneys must complete 45 general credits every three-year reporting period, including 5 hours of legal ethics credit, 1 hour of abuse reporting, 1 hour on mental health, substance use, or cognitive impairment, and 3 hours focused on access to justice. NBI’s courses are designed to meet these specific categories, with flexible learning options that fit into your schedule. Whether you're fulfilling continuing legal education (CLE) compliance or pursuing professional growth, NBI makes it simple to track, earn, and report your OR CLE credits with confidence.

 

You can count on NBI to provide you with the knowledge you need to provide top-notch legal representation. Your clients depend on you. You can depend on NBI.

 

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