These online courses cover business law, criminal law, litigation, labor and employment, probate and estate planning, and other subjects. Beyond CLE, the ICLE site stands out for its Michigan legal library, including current court opinions, court rules and orders, and links to state law-related Web sites. Its partners include the Ohio State Bar Association CLE Institute, the Washington State Trial Lawyers, the Washington Law Institute, the Houston Bar Association, the South Texas College of Law, the Florida Bar, the Los Angeles County Bar Association, and others. Taecan offers accredited courses in Arizona, California, Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and West Virginia. Course materials are well organized and include links to full-text cases and statutes.
Some courses are in audio format, others are text-based.
Most use the RealPlayer plug-in. Whether they qualify for CLE credit depends on your state's requirements. Courses are presented in audio or video format, using the RealPlayer browser plug-in, and course materials are provided in Adobe Acrobat format. Visitors can try a seminar free for an hour. Participants are eligible to earn CLE credit in California.