Who is considered a NM Newly Admitted Attorney?

Attorneys within their first full calendar year of admittance are considered Newly Admitted Attorneys in New Mexico.

What are the NM CLE Requirements for Newly Admitted Attorneys?

Newly Admitted Attorneys must complete the "Bridge the Gap: Transitioning into the Profession" program through the State Bar of New Mexico.

How can NM Newly Admitted Attorneys complete their CLE Requirements?

Newly Admitted Attorneys should register for "Bridge the Gap: Transitioning into the Profession" program within the 30 days following their admission. Upon completion of the program, new attorneys will receive the full 12 CLE credits required for that year. Registration can be submitted here.

Are there other ways Newly Admitted Attorneys in NM can earn CLE credit?

No, Newly Admitted Attorneys must complete the "Bridge the Gap: Transitioning into the Profession" program unless they qualify for an exemption or request temporary deferment.

Can Newly Admitted Attorneys in NM carry over CLE credits from one cycle to another?

Newly Admitted Attorneys can earn up to 12 credits (including 2 Ethics and 1 Equity in Justice) to carry over into their subsequent compliance period.

What is the deadline for NM Newly Admitted Attorneys to complete their CLE credits?

Newly Admitted Attorneys in New Mexico must complete the Bridge the Gap program by December 31st of the first full calendar year following their date of admission.

How many credits can New Mexico Newly Admitted attorneys complete on Lawline?

Newly admitted attorneys must complete the "Bridge the Gap: Transitioning into the Profession" program through the New Mexico State Bar. This program is not available through Lawline.

New Mexico Newly Admitted CLE Requirements for Attorneys

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