The following is a list of the type of activities that qualify for CPD hours:
Attendance at traditional professional development courses and activities.
Attendance at a professional development program offered by a:
law firm;
corporate legal department;
government agency or department;
local Bar association;
CBA sections;
or similar entity, provided the activity is offered in a group setting.
Participation in “real time” online and /or live streamed courses or activities, provided there is an opportunity to ask and answer questions.
Review of a recorded version of a qualifying CPD activity.
Completion of an interactive self-study online course provided that a testing component is included in the course.
Teaching at a course or activity related to law or the practice of law (one hour of teaching will qualify for three CPD hours to take into account preparation time).
Serving as a faculty member for a skills workshop or as a panel member for a panel discussion (one hour as a faculty or panel member will qualify for two CPD hours to take into account preparation time).
Participation in a study group of two or more lawyers provided the group’s study focuses on law related activities.
Writing law books, articles or other legal materials intended for publication or to be included in course materials.