• Zoom Webinar / GoToWebinar* - A live CE presentation, accessed on a desktop/laptop computer or a mobile device for a real-time visual and audio presentation, delivered through a video conferencing platform, such as Zoom or GoTo. It can be joined via the browser or the Zoom/GoTo applications (the latter need to be downloaded to your device in advance). 

• Webcast* - A live CE presentation, accessed on a desktop/laptop computer or a mobile device for a real-time visual and audio presentation, delivered within your CE account through the InReach Viewer. Since these play directly through a browser, without the need to download or install any additional software.

• Audiocast / Audio Webcast* - A live CE presentation, accessed on a desktop/laptop computer or a mobile device for a real-time audio-only presentation, delivered within your CE account through the InReach Viewer. Unless additional materials from the speaker are uploaded, these courses are audio only without additional visual or video components.

• External Access* - A live CE presentation, accessed on a desktop/laptop computer or a mobile device for a real-time visual and audio presentation, delivered through a video conferencing platform. External access means that the registration for the course can be completed through the CE catalog, however the access information is provided directly by the sponsoring section/chapter. You'll usually find the contact information for the sponsoring entity in the course description.

• OnDemand / Self Study / Online Seminar - A pre-recorded program accessed on a desktop/laptop computer or a mobile device delivered within your CE account through the InReach Viewer; typically video with audio, or a slide show with audio.

• CEtoGo / Podcast - An audio-only program that can be downloaded and listened to on your mobile device or on your computer, without active internet connection. In order to receive credit, you must verify your participation with a unique participation code that is announced during or after the conclusion of the program.

• Online Articles / Publications - A document or article that can be downloaded and read, usually in the PDF format.

• Video Replay - A re-broadcast of a past seminar at a specific date and location; these are in-person events.

* Please note that we strongly recommend joining the live events 10-15 minutes in advance to allow time for troubleshooting without missing out on any portion of the program.

1. Hover your mouse over the "Browse by Delivery Type" located in the top, left corner of the catalog home page. You may limit your search to the delivery type (format you wish to view.
2. Use the "Search" bar at the top of the page, which is located at the top, center of the catalog home page. You may search by any word, all words, or an exact phrase.
3. On the Search Results page, assign the filters or re-sort the search results to your preference. The "Category" filter shows the available primary categories with a number count of courses in each category. Once a primary category is selected, the secondary filter will populate with secondary categories within the primary category (includes course number count). When no primary category is indicated, all secondary categories will populate.

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.

• 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 5-1OMbps is highly recommended for the best streaming experience.

This error usually occurs because the network security settings are blocking the participation tracking software embedded into the program (the tracker which keeps count of how far you've progressed into the video). In most cases, if you encounter this error, you can bypass it by accessing the course using a different internet connection (for example by logging into your CE account on your cellphone). If that is not an option for you or switching to a different network didn't resolve the error, please reach out to our support team at support@inreachce.com or 877-880-1335 (between 7am and 7pm Central time, Monday-Friday) for further guidance.