Continuing Legal Education Credit for
Tech Contracts Academy Programs

Tech Contracts Academy provides CLE credit!

We’re an approved multiple activity provider (MAP) in California (currently through June 30, 2027).

And we provide resources to assist attorneys seeking credit on their own in other jurisdictions. (See below.)

Typical CLE credit numbers are below: 

  1. The Tech Contracts Master Class™: 8 hours for the full series; appx. 2 hrs. for each of its four courses.
  2. Tech Contracts Academy shorter (focused topic) programs: 1-2 hours each. 

California:

  • Tech Contracts Academy programs’ CA CLE is for general credit, unless subfield credit is specifically identified on a course’s sales page (e.g., 1 hour Technology in the Practice of Law CA subfield credit for the May 22, 2025 Focused Topic webinar, The Best AI and Other Software for Contract Drafting).
  • In CA, credit for attending live programs is “participatory.” Credit for watching recordings of webinars is “self-study,” and so is credit for on-demand programs (including all programs in our On-Demand library).
  • For our record-keeping (notably so we can timely report participatory attendance to the CA Bar), we ask CA attorneys intending to make use of CA CLE to provide us their CA Bar numbers. Students remain responsible for their CLE record-keeping (e.g., tracking whether they attended live or watched a recording, affirming completion) and their compliance with all Bar reporting requirements.
  • Among other supporting materials, we provide CA-styled attendance certificates, evaluation forms, and (for live courses) attendance verification codes.
  • Where David Tollen participates in programs arranged by (or collaboratively with) entities other than Tech Contracts Academy, check with those other entities to determine if they arranged for CLE. Tech Contracts Academy is not responsible for CLE for such programs (unless noted otherwise in registration materials).
  • In-House Trainings: Contact [email protected] to discuss potential CA CLE for private trainings. (If offered, additional fees may be required.)

Other jurisdictions (and professions):

Jurisdictions (and professions) have varying rules re credit via reciprocity/comity and self-reporting (including re fees). We make resources available meant to support students’ self-submission/reciprocity efforts. Those include certificates of attendance, program slides, and (for live courses) attendance verification codes. And our presenter’s biography is available on our website. Students are responsible for any self-submission efforts (and fees). (Sadly, self-submission credit is not guaranteed.)

Looking for information about CLE for programs before 2025? Contact [email protected].

Still have CLE questions? Feel free to reach out to [email protected].