Tennessee CLE News & Updates
Draft Suspension Order
All Tennessee-licensed attorneys who remain noncompliant for their 2023 CLE obligation are included on a draft suspension order mailed June 28 via certified mail to all attorneys listed on the order. Any attorney listed on the order must, by August
Attorney Notices of Noncompliance
Attorneys who remain noncompliant after the March 31 compliance deadline have been issued a notice of noncompliance via certified mail, detailing the steps required to achieve compliance. These steps may include paying a fee, earning hours, claiming an exemption, or a combination
Amy Frogge Joins CLE Commission as Compliance Director
The Tennessee Commission on CLE welcomes Amy Frogge as the new Compliance Director. Frogge comes to the Commission from Room in the Inn, where she has worked on special projects, including working with founding director Charlie Strobel on his memoir.
CLE Compliance for 2023
CLE Compliance for 2023 Compliance for 2023 CLE is established after December 31, 2023. Any hours completed on December 31 or earlier will apply to 2023 compliance. Providers have 30 days to report attendance to the Commission, therefore the Commission
Supreme Court Makes Appointments to CLE Commission
The Tennessee Supreme Court has made the following appointments to the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education: Andrew McRee is appointed to complete the term vacated by Commissioner Mitchell Panter earlier this year. Mr. McRee is the assistant dean for
CLE Draft Suspension Order
The Commission has sent via certified mail a draft of the Suspension Order to attorneys who are not in compliance with their 2022 CLE requirements under Tenn. Sup. Ct. R. 21. Commission records indicate attorneys receiving the draft Order have
