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Get All 18 Georgia CLE Hours Online

Get the courses you need to satisfy your entire Georgia CLE requirement, including 3 hours of Ethics and 2 Professionalism—all online and on your schedule.
Georgia CLE Board Approved: No. 0043

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Whether you need a single credit or your full 18-hour annual Georgia CLE requirement, LexVid provides the most flexible CLE solutions to help you satisfy your GA CLE requirement. Access hundreds of hours of affordable, high-quality on demand courses covering foundational law and emerging legal trends across Georgia.

Easily satisfy your GA CLE reporting requirements—including your required ethics and professionalism hours—through our seamless online platform, complete with automated tracking and instant certificates. New to LexVid? Complete your first course for free.

Choose from flexible options like a individual la carte courses, total compliance packages (pre-selected course bundle or choose your courses custom package), or unlimited access to finish your Georgia compliance before your December 31st deadline.

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Choose from 85 hours of accredited on demand Georgia CLE courses.

Complete your entire Georgia requirement online while exploring legal topics that support your practice and professional growth. Choose from a broad library of Georgia-approved on demand CLE courses covering current developments, popular practice areas, ethics, technology, and more.

Whether you want to deepen your knowledge in your current practice area or explore a new area of law, LexVid makes it easy to learn on your schedule. Access courses 24/7 on desktop or mobile and complete your CLE whenever and wherever it works best for you.

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Georgia CLE Requirements

Georgia CLE Board Approved: No. 0043

Requirements

Georgia requires attorneys to complete a total of 18 Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit hours every 2 years. The 18 GA CLE hours must include:

All 18 Georgia CLE credit hours can be earned online with LexVid.

Reporting

LexVid will report your CLE compliance within 30 days of program completion and pay your reporting fees.  You can check you CLE transcript by logging into your GA Bar account.

Georgia attorneys have until January 31st to report their CLE hours earned before the end of the previous year. 

Deadline

Georgia attorneys must complete their CLE requirement every 2 years by December 31st.
December 31, 2027

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