Education & Training
CLE courses, certifications, and training programs to build practical AI fluency in legal practice.
7 resources. North Carolina-specific entries appear first.
North Carolina · Paid
The NC Bar Association CLE platform offers multiple AI courses satisfying NC CLE requirements, including ethics credit courses directly referencing 2024 FEO 1. NC now requires one technology CLE hour per reporting period.
National · Free
A free, tool-agnostic AI certification from Harvey AI open to all legal professionals, regardless of whether they use Harvey's platform. Covers LLM fundamentals, prompt engineering, ethical duties, and responsible AI use. Earns a digital certificate and LinkedIn badge. Launched January 2026.
National · Free
A free, self-paced five-module video certification covering AI fundamentals for legal professionals: what AI is, prompt writing, cybersecurity and privacy risks, selecting AI tools, and using AI in daily practice. Designed for attorneys and legal staff with no prior AI experience. Certificate upon completion.
National · Free
A four-course Coursera specialization from University of Michigan Law for practicing attorneys. Covers AI fundamentals, communication and creativity with AI, ethical concerns, and time management using AI tools. Audit is free; a paid certificate is optional. Not CLE-accredited but an excellent foundational program.
National · Paid
A curated library of accredited AI courses for attorneys across all jurisdictions, covering ethics and competence obligations, practical tool use, and agentic AI. Courses carry CLE credit in most states including North Carolina. Both subscription and individual purchase options available.
National · Paid
The ABA online CLE platform includes courses on AI ethics and practice accredited for CLE in most jurisdictions. ABA members receive discounted pricing. Search "artificial intelligence" for current course offerings.
National · Free
A free resource hub covering all aspects of AI adoption for law firms: what AI is, ethical considerations, tool comparisons, implementation strategies, and how to use AI for research, drafting, billing, and client intake. Updated regularly. A solid starting point at any experience level.
Resources are selected for relevance and reliability. Access status and availability may change. Inclusion does not constitute endorsement. Nothing on this page is legal advice.