Supreme Court Seeks Comments on Proposed Changes to Supreme Court Rule 21
On May 6, 2026, the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education filed a petition asking the Tennessee Supreme Court to consider amendments to Rule 21. The proposed amendments seek to combine Sections 6 and 7 and revise the applicable deadlines and fee structures related to attorney noncompliance with annual MCLE requirements. The Court published the […]
Supreme Court Amends Rule 21 to Align BPR, CLE Statuses
As attorney mobility continues to increase and more lawyers practice in multiple states, the Tennessee Supreme Court has amended Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 21 and its accompanying regulations to ease the requirements for attorneys who hold a Tennessee law license but may not have an active practice here. Starting with the 2026 compliance year, the […]