I rarely write reviews and it’s taken me a very long to submit this one. I’ve been using Lawline since it began and there’s not a better service for CLE out there. It has a great selection of courses, is incredibly convenient to use and has outstanding customer service which responds quickly to questions. I tried several other places and Lawline is way above the rest. The courses it offers are excellent and it’s pricing is reasonable especially for what you get. The app is straight forward and has everything you need to select new courses and to keep track of where you’re at in the process and how much you have left to go. Thank you Lawline!!

In 2020, I was late completing my PA requirement (August cycle). I was about to buy one LL cle for $99 but instead bought unlimited LL cle for one year for 199. I completed my 2020 requirements and all my 2021 requirements (bc of covid in person requirements were waived again in Pa.) And, after the 2021 Aug deadline, I will have about 60 days to put a dent into the 2022 requirements. All for 199! Great deal. Lastly, I’m admitted in Pa, NY and NJ. PA tracks credits for you (PACLE). So what I try to do is only take courses where all 3 states give credit. Thus, if I’m compliant in Pa I know I’m compliant elsewhere without saving certificates etc….

I am an attorney in four jurisdictions. NJ especially is stringent on what you can take. The money for a year worth of CLE courses is money well spent. I loved the course I just took on witness/victim identification. I especially liked the idea of showing photos one at a time in the stead of a six picture block. I have had this issue where the victim or witness did not ID my client immediately. They went back and forth on the photo that looked “most like” what they had in their memory. This was truly valuable and a great presentation

There are very few ways to take a hundred hours of CLE courses over a year than Lawline. Even if you don't practice in all these areas, you might find concepts and caselaw helpful in your own field of practice. And some obscure areas, such as Fee Motions, turn out to give you incredible insight into those cases, long before you get to trial. On a contingent fee, you should also log your billable hours... the judge will want to see them. Great advice from some of the best lawyers in the country.