A CEtoGO is a downloadable podcast that you can listen to offline, on the go. It is different than an on-demand program in that it can be downloaded, and it is audio only.   

A live broadcast that happens in real time and has a specific start time. A webcast incorporates video, audio, supporting material, and usually has presentation slides included.

A live broadcast that happens in real time and has a specific start time.  A webinar incorporates audio, delivered through your computer; supporting materials, and usually has presentation slides included.

An on-demand program is a recording of a webinar or webcast event that is accessible at your convenience; this format may be paused or stopped, and if you choose, taken in segments over time.   

There are lots of ways to search the catalog:

• You may narrow your search by dragging your cursor/mouse over the “Browse by Delivery Type” pull down located in the top, left corner of the catalog home page.  Here, you can limit your search to the delivery type you wish to view.
• You may search programs by using the “Search” bar at the top of the page, which is located at the top, center of the catalog home page.  Here you may search by any word, all words, or an exact phrase. 
• You may also search programs by using the "Advanced Search" tool, which is the button located to the right of the search bar along the top of the catalog.  Here you may refine your search by several criteria, including event date, speaker, credits, and postal code.  You may also search by categories or topics that are listed on the catalog homepage.
• You may also view the calendar to see a listing of upcoming live programming.

Detailed information is provided when you click on the course title:  program description/schedule/content, credit, and faculty/presenters.

When you click on the title of the program there will be an "Add to Cart" or "Register Now" button to the right of the course details, click this to add the item(s) to your account.  When you are ready to view your programs, visit your account.

Upon completing your registration, you will be taken to your Product page. By default, you will see a list of your registered products organized first by events that have a future live date and then followed by your newest to oldest by product registration date.  Additional filtering options are available to you at “Sort By” at the top of the screen and under “Refine your results” and “Display Registrations From” at the left of the screen.    You will also receive a confirmation email to the email address associated with your online catalog account profile.

You do not need an online account to browse the course catalog. However in order to register, you need to create an account profile for yourself or the person for whom you are registering.

An account can be created one of three ways.  The catalog home page may provide more specific log-in directions. 

1. Click the "Hello Guest, Sign In" button located in the top right corner of the site.  Follow the new account steps to establish a new user account.  Bold fields are required for creating an account.
2. If you click the "Hello Guest, Sign In" button, and you are directed to the member-login for your association, use your member login.  However if you are taken to the returning or new customer login area, your sign in is different than your organization login.
3. Click the “Hello Guest, Sign In” button located in the top right corner of the site.  Use your member/association login.

• Windows- X86 or X64 (64-bit mode support for IE only) 1.6-gigahertz (GHz) or higher processor with 2GB RAM.  
• Mac- Mac OS 10.5+(Leopard) (Browsers must be in 32-bit mode), an Intel Core Duo 1.83-gigahertz (GHz) or higher processor with 2GB RAM.
• Internet – A Cable or DSL internet connection providing 5-10Mbps is highly recommended for the best streaming experience.
• IMPORTANT – If you will be accessing any of the online content at a work location, it is HIGHLY recommended that you first check with your IT department or Network Administrator to make sure that you have appropriate permissions to install programs and/or the ability to access streaming media.
• Browser settings – Ensure that pop up blockers are turned off; Private or Incognito browsing modes are turned off; your browser should be set to remember history and also allow for cookies from websites.

You may want to access your course content from a different computer or location if you do not meet any of the previously listed requirements.  If there is no other option, check to see if the catalog offers the course that interests you as a podcast or CEtoGO.  This is a downloadable audio-only format that is much less demanding and can also be transferred to mobile devices, making it a very viable alternative.

If the course is a playable format, when in your personal account , you will see a large "Play" button.  The Play button is what you use to watch your program.  On-Demand products can be accessed at your leisure.  If you are connecting to a live program (webcast/webinar, or replay), you will not be able to start the program until the date/time listed in the product details.  Downloadable content will have a green "Download" button that you press to either play the content from the site, or download and save to your computer.

When you click the green 'Play' button, it will launch the viewer in a new window. If you are clicking this button and nothing is happening, more than likely the viewer window is already open. Please check all open and/or minimized windows. If you are still experiencing any problems after checking, please call our support line at 877-880-1335 for immediate assistance.

In the United States, continuing legal education (CLE) credits are provided on a state-by-state basis. Some states have very strict requirements for CLE and others less so. K&L Gates is an accredited provider of CLE in California, Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania, and Texas.  All of our programs are pre-approved in these five jurisdictions. California, Illinois, and New York are self-reporting states. As such, you have the ability to print the appropriate certificate through the K&L Gates HUB platform once you have successfully completed a program. If you are licensed in Pennsylvania or Texas, the K&L Gates CLE Department will report your credits directly to the appropriate CLE governing body. Please note that CLE providers have 30 days from the completion of a program to report your credits.

K&L Gates does not seek direct accreditation in states outside of our five accredited provider jurisdictions (CA, IL, NY, PA, and TX). However, that does not mean you can’t get credit outside of those five states as some states permit lawyers to earn CLE credit through reciprocity or self-submission. K&L Gates provides a CLE Certificate of Attendance and instructions for self-filing in other jurisdictions for all of our programming. Once you successfully complete a K&L Gates live webinar or on demand program, you can print a “General” certificate through the K&L Gates HUB platform. Please refer to the State-by-State CLE Guide located under the “Materials” tab for instructions on how to self-file for CLE credit in your licensed jurisdiction. If you have further state-specific questions about obtaining CLE credit, please refer to the website of the Continuing Legal Education Regulators Association, which contains links to individual CLE state websites where you may download or review the CLE rules and regulations. You can also find the contact name, address, and telephone number for the representative of the CLE governing body in your licensed jurisdiction.

Yes. Credit is currently available in Australia and the United Kingdom for all our programs, and you can select to print the Australia or UK certificates once you have successfully completed a live or on-demand program. Future credit opportunities and requirements in Asia Pacific and Europe are being explored.

Please note that the CLE content in this section is for educational and informational purposes only.  Each state has its own rules and regulations that govern what qualifies for CLE credit.  Some programs may not be eligible for CLE or have credit limitations due to: (1) subject matter; (2) newly admitted lawyer status; or (3) program format.  Please contact your state CLE governing body for specific questions about the CLE rules in your licensed jurisdiction.