The New Hampshire Minimum Continuing Legal Education Online 'ATTORNEY REPORTING TOOL' or ART has launched!
The 'Attorney Reporting Tool' or 'ART' was designed for New Hampshire lawyers to use and self-report their CLE courses to comply with NH Supreme Court Rule 53-NHMCLE.
Non-Compliant as of June 30, 2014? Enter those courses first and be sure to enter by the end of the initial data entry period noted below
NOTE: Non-Compliant Data Entry Period: Members who received a
June 30, 2014 Certificate of Non-Compliance - PINK FORM, will have until December 31st to enter all courses needed to makeup deficiencies existing on or after July 1, 2014. Late filing fees for Noncompliance will be invoiced in January 2015 for non-compliance existing after October 1, 2014.
Before logging in and setting up your online account, read the following information in preparation to your entry into ART.
Please enter your qualified courses immediately after taking them.
The NH Bar Association and the NHMCLE Board Administrative Office have developed the online tool for the use of Association members in reporting and tracking continuing legal education activity. The software interfaces with the Association's database for credit reporting and therefore NH Bar Association continuing legal education offerings are automatically entered in the NHMCLE Attorney Reporting Tool (ART).
The NHMCLE Rule 53 Program of the New Hampshire Supreme Court should not be confused with the New Hampshire Bar Association's Continuing Legal Education (NHBA-CLE) program of course offerings. Review the NHMCLE webpage at
www.nhbar.org/nhmcle for information and preparation for your Login.
Login instructions are also found on ART at
www.nhmcle.org.
