According to Arizton’s latest research report, the U.S. continuing legal education (CLE) market is growing at a CAGR of 8.65% from 2023-2029.
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The US Continuing Legal Education (CLE) market is fiercely competitive, with various players vying for market dominance. Educational companies like National Business Institute, Lawline, and Lorman Education Services are leading the pack, which offers a diverse range of CLE programs. These companies face stiff competition from multi-disciplinary educational institutions, standalone law schools, non-profit organizations, Bar Associations, and federal agencies.
Educational institutes, including universities and colleges, play a significant role in providing CLE activities, while online CLE outlets, often driven by educational companies, are gaining popularity. Non-profit organizations also contribute to the market, leveraging their extensive networks.
The demand for quality and affordable legal education is growing, prompting providers to innovate and adapt to industry shifts. Technology is pivotal in driving these changes, requiring providers to stay updated with the latest developments. Overall, the demand for CLE participation is rising, fueling competition among law organizations, educational companies, and industry-sponsored providers. With industries evolving rapidly, CLE providers must remain agile to meet the dynamic needs of legal professionals.
The West US Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Market to Reach $2.42 Billion by 2029
The West region witnessed a considerable attorney population, totaling around 284,569 lawyers. Notably, three majors in the region—Washington, Oregon, and Colorado—require 45 credit hours for attorneys. The average cost per credit hour falls within the range of $250 to $500. This indicates that the region exhibits a high demand for CLE credits, accompanied by substantial associated expenditures, contributing to its robust market growth. Across the West region, comprising 12 states (except New Mexico), the average rate of credit hours stands at 15.
In California, paralegal attorneys must also complete four hours of mandatory CLE in legal ethics and four hours in general law or a specialized area. Across the West region, various CLE providers such as ABA, California Bar Association, educational companies (vendors), universities, and others offer in-person and live CLE courses. During the COVID-19 pandemic, states in the West region allowed the delivery of CLE courses from classroom training to online modes.
In Washington, Lorman Education Services stands out as one of the leading providers offering convenient and affordable CLE programs for over 35 years. The company provides a broad range of more than 1,000 online and in-person CLE programs. In addition, the Practising Law Institute, the National Association of Criminal Defence Lawyers, Attorney Credits, and Law.com are among the leading CLE providers in Washington.
Classroom Training to Contribute the Largest Share in the US Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Market
In 2023, the classroom training segment accounted for 49.10% of the market share in the US CLE market. Classroom training involves live events, also known as in-person events. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, traditional delivery modes such as live events were considered one of the most effective ways of delivering CLE in the US. Most CLE providers, including educational companies, law universities, law schools, and bar associations, offered classroom-based CLE programs delivered by expert instructors to the learners in the same room. This format allowed for more creativity and free-flowing thinking. Learners often prefer to engage in their workplace, where they can exchange ideas with others, enriching the learning experience further.
Annual conferences are among the most popular options in the US for completing CLE credits in the legal profession. These conferences offer a variety of classes that attorneys can choose from based on their requirements, allowing them to complete most of their hours. Legal bar associations offer these annual conferences and CLE classes.
New attorneys often choose traditional delivery modes for CLE courses to enhance networking opportunities. On the other hand, when the CLE program involves lengthy interactions with providers, attorneys select live events. In-person events allow networking with other legal professionals during CLE seminars.
Market Trends & Opportunities
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Shift Towards Competency-based CLE
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Attention Towards Trending Lawsuits
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Technology Integration on Continuing Legal Education
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Mandatory CLE Credits in the U.S.
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Continuously Rising Employment in The Legal Profession
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Increasing Emphasis on Diversity, Ethics, and Inclusion
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Key Company Profiles
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American Bar Association
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Attorney Credits
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American Law Institute Continuing Education (ALI CLE)
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ALM Global
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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST BAY
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CeriFi
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Duquesne University
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Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University
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LexisNexis Risk Solution
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Lawline
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mylawCLE
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National Academy of Continuing Legal Education (NACLE)
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National Business Institute
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Practising Law Institute
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Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education
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Quimbee
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Strafford LLC
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Sterling Analytics
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St. John’s University
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TRTCLE
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University of Miami
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University of San Diego
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University of California (Irvine)
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University of North Dakota
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University of Houston Law Center
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW
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University of Pittsburgh School of Law
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USC Gould School of Law
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University of Pennsylvania Carey Law Schools
Market Segmentation
Delivery Mode
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Classroom Training
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Distance Learning
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Other Delivery Modes
Providers
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Educational Companies
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Multi-disciplinary Educational Institutes
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Standalone Law Schools
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Other Providers
Region
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United States
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West
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Northeast
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South
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Midwest
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