Legal Issues Facing Our Community in 2008-2012 – Where We’re Going and How We Will Keep Winning!

Key leaders of major LGBT advocacy organizations share how they, and their advocacy groups, are working to achieve equality and to identify critical legal issues facing the community in the years ahead. This plenary will look at the future, from 2008 to 2012, to comport with LGBT Bar’s new strategic plan.


Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Materials:


Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Credit:

The above online course has been accredited in the following jurisdictions:

AK (1.5 credits) GA (1.5 credits) KY (1.5 credits) OK (1.8 credits) UT (1.5 credits)
AZ (1.5 credits) ID (1.5 credits) MN (1.5 credits) OR (1.5 credits) VT (1.5 credits)
AR (1.5 credits) IL (1.5 credits) MT (1.5 credits) RI (1.8 credits) WA (1.5 credits)
CA (1.5 credits) IN (1.5 credits) NV (1.5 credits) SC (1.5 credits) WV (1.8 credits)
CO (1.8 credits) IA (1.5 credits) NY (1.8 credits) TN (1.5 credits) WY (1.5 credits)
FL (1.8 credits) KS (1.8 credits) NC (1.5 credits) TX (1.5 credits)

After viewing the video and jotting down the unique verification codes that appear sporadically throughout the video, you may apply for continuing legal education (CLE) credit by clicking on the appropriate state.  The cost to receive a certificate of completion is $175 per course.

You will receive an email receipt of your purchase.  Once the codes have been verified, LGBT Bar staff will email you a separate certificate of completion for the course you selected.  Please allow 2-3 business days for the certificate to arrive.

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