Welcome to the Nashville Bar Association Online Education Center

For technical support please call 800-590-6867.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ONLINE PARTICIPANTS:

If you have not taken an NBA online course on this site before, you will first need to Register. Click on the blue 'Register' tab above and complete the registration form. Then, return to the home page and click on the blue 'View Courses' button at the top of the screen to choose and register for the courses you wish to take.

If you have taken an NBA course on this site before, you need to sign in at the 'Member Login' box to the right of the home page screen. Then, you can click on the blue 'View Courses' button at the top of the screen to choose and register for the courses you wish to take.

The Nashville Bar Association offers award-winning, interesting, and up-to-the-minute continuing legal education programs on a wide range of topics that are relevant to your practice. Our programs help you to gain skills and knowledge that will keep you current in your field and provide opportunity for you to expand your areas of practice. Our expert, nationally recognized faculty, will keep you current on the nuts and bolts of the law, local rules and customs, ethics and professionalism, and winning practice strategies and procedures. Our online CLE programs provide opportunities for you to learn at your own pace, anytime, and anywhere that you have internet access.

Continuing Legal Education Credit in Tennessee:

Attorneys in Tennessee are required to earn a minimum of fifteen (15) continuing legal education credit hours by December 31 per calendar year. A maximum of six (6) hours of credit per year in a distance learning format such as web-based “online” CLE may be applied to the annual 15 credit hour requirement. Three (3) of the 15 credit hours must deal with ethics and professionalism (EP credits). A total of 15 hours of credit (including distance learning credits) in excess of the minimum annual requirement may be carried forward for credit in the succeeding calendar year, but only for the succeeding calendar year.  EP credits in excess of the annual requirement will, to a maximum of three (3) hours, be carried forward to the subsequent year's EP requirement, but will not be used to satisfy any deficiency in the twelve (12) hour general requirement.  Dual credit carried forward to the subsequent year may satisfy either EP or General credit.  Go to www.cletn.com, the TN Commission on CLE and Specialization website, for further information about Tennessee’s CLE rules and regulations.

Demo Courses 60 Legal Technology Tools, Gadgets and Tips in 60 Minutes Administrative Hearings: State Agency & Beyond ADMISSIBILITY OF EXPERT TESTIMONY: TENNESSEE’S TAKE ON DAUBERT Annual Entertainment Law In Review AVOIDING PROBLEMS WITH CLIENT FEES Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention & Consumer Protection Act Choices in Dealing with the Insolvent Corporation Comprehensive Governmental Ethics Reform Act of 2006 Confidentiality and Conflicts in the Digital Age Covenants Not To Compete Creating a Plan for Law Firm Success Current Topics for the Nashville Entertainment Lawyer Deposition Ethics: Strategies for Taking & Defending Depositions Do's Dont's & Maybes of Deposing Expert Witnesses Do's Dont's & Maybes of Deposing Expert Witnesses Domestic Mediations - All In The Family DUI--New Law and Practice Update E-Discovery E-Discovery Effectively Using Technology in the Courtroom How Technology is Changing the Litigator's Practice Improve Your Chances of Winning An Appeal Improve Your Chances of Winning An Appeal Insights into Employment Law Intellectual Property for the General Practioner Mediation--Methods for Success Mediation: Solving Common Problems Arising in Mediation - Ethical & Otherwise Orders of Protection: New Laws and How to Protect Your Client Probate & Estate Planning Institute Requirements of TROs & Temporary Restraining Orders Technology in the Courtroom Tenneessee Summary Judgment Law Tennesse Storm Water Enforcement Actions at the State and Local Level Tennesse Storm Water Enforcement Actions at the State and Local Level Tennessee Summary Judgment Law Tennessee's Response to Kelo v. City of New London The Value Added Practice Trends in Punitive Damages WINNING YOUR CASE BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION OR BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS Workers Compensation - Staying Up-To-Date

Featured Courses 60 Legal Technology Tools, Gadgets and Tips in 60 Minutes Administrative Hearings: State Agency & Beyond ADMISSIBILITY OF EXPERT TESTIMONY: TENNESSEE’S TAKE ON DAUBERT Annual Entertainment Law In Review AVOIDING PROBLEMS WITH CLIENT FEES Choices in Dealing with the Insolvent Corporation Comprehensive Governmental Ethics Reform Act of 2006 Confidentiality and Conflicts in the Digital Age Creating a Plan for Law Firm Success Current Topics for the Nashville Entertainment Lawyer Deposition Ethics: Strategies for Taking & Defending Depositions Do's Dont's & Maybes of Deposing Expert Witnesses Domestic Mediations - All In The Family E-Discovery Effectively Using Technology in the Courtroom How Technology is Changing the Litigator's Practice Intellectual Property for the General Practioner Mediation--Methods for Success Mediation: Solving Common Problems Arising in Mediation - Ethical & Otherwise Probate & Estate Planning Institute Technology in the Courtroom Tennesse Storm Water Enforcement Actions at the State and Local Level Tennessee Summary Judgment Law Tennessee's Response to Kelo v. City of New London The Value Added Practice Trends in Punitive Damages Workers Compensation - Staying Up-To-Date

System Test Requirements

Please click on the System Test button above to ensure your system meets minimum requirements to complete our seminars.

You must read the General Course Information before participating in the seminars.

Once you are sure your system is compatible with our site and you have read the General Course Information, select Sign me up or take a demo course. Once you have signed up, you may purchase and participate in accredited courses.

Reporting Your Continuing Legal Education Credits:

Nashville Bar Association courses are approved by the Tennessee Commission on CLE and Specialization. CLE credits for your completed online courses are reported to the Tennessee Commission on CLE and Specialization within 30 days of course completion. This reporting schedule exceeds the Tennessee Commission reporting requirements for CLE sponsors. The date that you complete an online course and finish your course exam and evaluation is the date recorded for course attendance by the TN Commission on CLE.

To qualify for CLE credit after finishing your course, you must complete the COURSE EXAM AND THE EVALUATION at the end of the course. Your answers to the exam do not affect your receipt of CLE credit.

See the FAQ's for additional details. If you need help or have questions about your CLE credit, call EON! at 800-590-6867

Your Online Course:

You do not have to complete a course in one sitting. You have the option of entering and exiting a course at any time prior to completing and submitting your course for credit. To re-enter a course simply go back to the online seminar site and login with your email address and password (which you previously created).

There may be a course end date displayed. This is the last day the course will be offered. After that date the course will no longer be available. Please be sure to have completed all course segments, read all online materials and printed your certificate before the course end date, as you will not be able to access the course.

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