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Subject: CLEs

Author:
Lukey

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Date Posted: 01:06:04 10/06/12 Sat

For your first couple years, NY requires that I take my CLEs over a broad scope of proscribed practice areas, so I don't really have any choice on topic matter. Thus, I was forced to sit through sections on No Fault Insurance, Elder Law, etc. I unabashedly just cracked open my book and read.

I slide into the next stage for the next two years. Now, I can take classes on subjects of my choosing, as long as I meet my required ethics credits. They will still be a waste of time, but they may be somewhat relevant and/or interesting going forward.

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