Please send us an email to transfer your course registration.
Please send us an email to transfer your course registration.
If you provided a bar card number with your course registration, we will report your hours for you within one business day after we receive notification that you have completed the course. Please note that the video must go all the way to the end to receive credit. You may verify that the hours were reported by viewing your bar page on the State Bar of Texas website, www.texasbar.com.
If you do not have a bar card number, you should keep a copy of your Certificate of Completion to report your hours. The Certificate of Completion will appear when you complete the course. You will be responsible for reporting the hours to the State Bar once you receive a bar card number. If you are completing the Justice James A Baker Guide to Ethics and Professionalism in Texas course, you will also be responsible for contacting our office with your bar card number so that we may update our records and notify the Texas Supreme Court that you have completed the course.
If you are reporting your own MCLE hours, you can report them on your Bar Page on the State Bar website with the course number found on the Certificate of Completion.
The course number can be found on the Certificate of Completion, which will be available under My Courses after the course is completed. In some instances, your hours may be reported by us and you will not need to report them yourself.
No, the video can be viewed online immediately if you pay by credit card. Go to My Dashboard located in the upper right-hand corner of the page. Click on the My Courses tab. Watch Now will start the online video. If you chose to pay by check, we will contact you once we receive the check to give you access to the online video. There are no course materials for our online courses.
No. Each individual must register for and watch the online course separately to receive credit for the course.
If you choose to pay by check, you will need to mail the check with a copy of your invoice to:
Texas Center for Legal Ethics
1414 Colorado, 4th Floor
Austin, TX 78701
We will contact you once we receive the check to give you access to the online video. Please allow at least 5 days for the check to arrive at our office.
The Justice James A. Baker Guide to Ethics and Professionalism in Texas course is required for all newly licensed attorneys in Texas and must be completed within twelve months of being licensed. If the course is not completed within twelve months, additional fees will be charged.
You setup your own username and password when you register. The username is your email. To reset your password, see instructions above.
No, you may stop the video at any time. When you start the video again, it will begin where you left off.
No, the $5 fee is a credit card processing fee. Nothing will be shipped to you.