The Florida Bar has approved FIFEC’s application for CLE credits so that attorneys attending our 2026 conference can earn up to 17.5 CLE credits. The course name and course number for this year’s conference will be provided at the conference.

More specifically, attorneys who are members of The Florida Bar can earn CLE credits in the following categories up to the maximum number of credits stated below for each of these categories:

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General:  17.5 CLE Credits

Technology:  15.5 CLE Credits

Ethics:  9.0 CLE Credits

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FIFEC recommends the following class numbers for attorney attendance to obtain CLE credits for the above-listed categories:

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GENERAL:  Any class during each of the eight sessions

TECHNOLOGY:  100, 150, 160, 240, 310, 360, 460, 500, 560, 600, 620, 650, 660, 770, 780, 840, & 870

ETHICS:  270, 560, 660, 790A, 790B, 880

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Additionally, attorneys may seek to have their CLE credits from this year’s conference allocated into the following areas of specialization, up to the maximum amount below-indicated for each area of specialization:

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Workers’ Compensation:  4.5 CLE Credits

Business Litigation:  17.5 CLE Credits

Civil Trial:  17.5 CLE Credits

Criminal Trial Law:  17.5 CLE Credits

Criminal Appellate Law:  17.5 CLE Credits

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As soon as possible after this year’s conference, attorneys who are members of The Florida Bar should proceed to post their CLE credits with The Florida Bar at the following website: www.floridabar.org. At that website, the attorney will log into his or her Member Portal to post his or her CLE credits. To post CLE credits for classes attended at this year’s conference, the attorney will need the course name and course number that will be noted on this website at the conclusion of all classes presented during this year’s conference.  If an attorney has a question about this process for obtaining CLE credits, he or she should contact The Florida Bar’s Legal Specialization & Education Department in Tallahassee, Florida.

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Please recall that a class should be attended for 50 minutes to obtain 1.0 CLE credit from that class, 100 minutes to obtain 2.0 CLE credits from the class, and no less than 25 minutes to obtain .5 CLE credit for attending a class.  

 

Please do not over-estimate your attendance in a class as FIFEC will have an exact electronic attendance record for each class in the event of an audit by The Florida Bar; which will be created as each person is scanned in and out of each class using the unique QR code on each person’s name badge.

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