15 Credit - Texas CLE Bundle 2026 - $79
Online and On-demand Texas Bar Approved MCLE Requirements Compliance | 15 Courses | 15 Credits
This informative compliance bundle provides access to online video and audio courses which, when completed, will satisfy the entire 15 hour and 3 hour ethics MCLE requirement for Texas. These courses have been approved by the State Bar of Texas for full CLE credit.
Conveniently watch these courses on your computer, tablet or phone anywhere that you have an Internet connection. Fulfilling your Texas MCLE requirements could not be easier!
Speciality Credits: 3.0 Hours Ethics
Bundle Price: $79Courses Included in this Texas MCLE Requirements Bundle
The following courses fulfill 15 Texas MCLE credits:
- ABA Ethics Rule 1.1 and Electronic Data Discovery
- ABA Ethics Rule 3.3 and Electronic Data Discovery
- AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: AI Taxonomy and Terminology
- AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: Large Language Models
- AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: Machine Learning
- Anxiety and Substance Abuse in the Legal Profession
- Common HR Concerns in the Workplace
- Cybersecurity for Attorneys
- Diversity, Inclusion and Implicit Bias in Attorney Performance Evaluations
- eDiscovery with Slack, Teams, and the Cloud
- Ethical Consideration in eDiscovery and Technology Assisted Review
- Ethical Considerations in Email Discovery
- Ethical Considerations of Discovering Data in the Cloud
- Fundamentals of Attorney Well-Being
- Mobile Device Discovery in Litigation
Texas MCLE Requirements at a Glance
Every year by the last day of the month preceding their birthday, Texas attorneys are required to complete 15 hours of Continuing Legal Education, 3 hours of which must cover Professional Responsibility. Attorneys may earn all 15 hours of the requirement through courses offered by MCLEZ.
All MCLEZ courses offered to Texas attorneys have been approved by the State Bar of Texas. Our Sponsor ID # is 12883. For more information, please visit the State Bar of Texas Website, or call 512-427-1463.
Texas MCLE Requirements Bundle Course Details
ABA Ethics Rule 1.1 and Electronic Data Discovery
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Ethics
Texas MCLE Course Details:
This course explores the intersection of ABA Model Rule 1.1 and Electronic Discovery (E-Discovery), emphasizing the need for attorneys to stay technologically competent in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. It delves into the ethical and legal obligations attorneys must uphold when handling electronically stored information (ESI), including best practices for data preservation, metadata management, cybersecurity, and cross-border discovery challenges. The course examines the growing role of artificial intelligence, predictive coding, and cloud storage in modern litigation, highlighting both the efficiencies they provide and the risks they present. Special attention is given to privacy laws, ethical considerations in data collection, and the importance of defensible deletion strategies. By integrating discussions on proportionality principles, cost-shifting, and spoliation risks, this course equips attorneys with the necessary tools to navigate digital evidence effectively while ensuring compliance with ABA ethical standards. Ultimately, it underscores the importance of ongoing legal education and collaboration with technology experts to maintain competence and uphold the integrity of the legal profession.
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
ABA Ethics Rule 3.3 and Electronic Data Discovery
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Ethics
Texas MCLE Course Details:
The course provides an in-depth exploration of ABA Model Rule 3.3 and its critical application to electronic discovery, emphasizing the attorney?s duty of candor toward the tribunal. It examines ethical obligations to disclose adverse legal authority and correct misrepresentations in both traditional and digitally stored evidence, addressing challenges such as metadata integrity, preservation of electronic evidence, and the complexities introduced by advanced technologies like AI, blockchain, and predictive coding. Additionally, the course discusses practical issues including client fraud, improper handling of encrypted or cloud-based data, and the ethical pitfalls of automated document review, ensuring that legal professionals are well-equipped to maintain the accuracy, transparency, and integrity of digital evidence in modern litigation.
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: AI Taxonomy and Terminology
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Texas MCLE Course Details:
This course, "AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: AI Taxonomy and Terminology," provides an in-depth exploration of artificial intelligence (AI), emphasizing its relevance to the legal profession. It defines AI broadly, covering various subsets such as machine learning, generative text, image, and video AI, as well as supervised, unsupervised, semi-supervised, reinforcement, and self-supervised learning. The course discusses practical applications in legal contexts, from enhancing document analysis and evidence management to predictive legal analytics. It also addresses potential legal issues related to privacy, intellectual property, liability, algorithmic bias, and compliance. By examining specific AI technologies including facial recognition, object detection, self-driving cars, drones, robotic assistants, virtual assistants, and AI-powered recruitment and trading agents, the course underscores both the transformative potential and the legal challenges associated with AI integration into law practice.
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: Large Language Models
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Texas MCLE Course Details:
This course, "AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: Large Language Models," provides attorneys with a comprehensive understanding of Large Language Models (LLMs), covering their definition, training processes, and implications for legal practice. Participants learn how LLMs use neural networks trained on vast text datasets to perform versatile language-based tasks, such as drafting legal documents, conducting research, and automating routine tasks, thereby significantly impacting fields like customer service, education, journalism, and especially law. The course emphasizes critical ethical considerations, including attorney-client confidentiality, data privacy (GDPR compliance), bias and fairness in outputs, and intellectual property rights. Additionally, it explores practical strategies for attorneys to integrate LLMs responsibly into their workflows, addressing challenges such as hallucinations (misinformation), admissibility of AI-generated evidence, malpractice risks, cybersecurity concerns, and compliance with evolving regulatory frameworks. Ultimately, the course equips attorneys with essential AI literacy skills, enabling them to balance innovation with professional ethics and competence as AI technologies continue to transform the legal landscape.
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
- Dr. Russ Biagio Altman
AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: Machine Learning
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Texas MCLE Course Details:
This course, AI Deep Dive for Attorneys: Machine Learning, provides a comprehensive introduction to machine learning (ML) and its transformative implications in the legal field. It begins with foundational concepts, exploring the core principles, workflows, and models of ML, while distinguishing it from traditional programming. Tailored specifically for legal professionals, the course emphasizes the growing significance of ML in areas such as legal research, contract review, eDiscovery, and predictive analytics. It delves into key ethical and legal considerations, including data privacy, algorithmic bias, attorney-client privilege, and regulatory compliance with laws like GDPR. Participants are guided through real-world legal applications, challenges in evidentiary standards, liability concerns, and cross-examination of ML-based expert witnesses. The course also examines ML's impact on workplace surveillance, insurance, criminal justice, antitrust, and financial services. Throughout, attorneys are encouraged to develop technical fluency, adopt ethical best practices, and stay abreast of evolving legal frameworks to effectively navigate and leverage ML tools in modern legal practice.
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
Anxiety and Substance Abuse in the Legal Profession
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Texas MCLE Course Details:
The course explores the significant issue of anxiety-driven substance abuse among legal professionals, highlighting factors such as chronic workplace stress, demanding billable-hour systems, cultural stigma surrounding mental health, and competitive legal environments. It examines commonly abused substances, including alcohol, prescription medications, and illegal drugs, as coping mechanisms for unmanaged anxiety. Additionally, the course delves into the severe consequences of substance abuse, including ethical violations, disciplinary actions, compromised client outcomes, and impaired decision-making. It emphasizes the critical role of supportive workplace policies, specialized treatment programs, lawyer assistance programs, mindfulness and resilience strategies, and proactive advocacy and education to address these challenges and promote healthier practices within the legal community
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
Common HR Concerns in the Workplace
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Texas MCLE Course Details:
In "Common HR Concerns in the Workplace," HR specialist and business consultant Ginny Kuehl, and attorney Russell Jackman discuss specific HR issues affecting law offices, identify issues of Violence and Sexual Harassment in the Workplace in all businesses and provide a review of OSHA and other rules and regulations of which lawyers should be aware. They offer valuable advice on how to recognize and address workplace Violence and Sexual Harassment situations so as to minimize risks for employers and employees alike.
Faculty:
- Russell Jackman, Esq.
- Ginny Kuhel
Cybersecurity for Attorneys
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Texas MCLE Course Details:
This comprehensive course, "Cyber Security for Attorneys," addresses the legal profession's increasing dependence on digital infrastructure and the critical need to protect sensitive client data from sophisticated cyber threats. Participants will explore the ethical duty of technological competence and understand why law firms are prime targets for hackers. The curriculum covers common threats such as phishing, ransomware, and wire transfer fraud, while providing practical guidance on defensive measures like multi-factor authentication, email encryption, and secure remote work practices. The course also details essential strategies for developing firm-wide cybersecurity policies, creating incident response plans, managing vendor security, and complying with data breach notification laws.
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
Diversity, Inclusion and Implicit Bias in Attorney Performance Evaluations
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Texas MCLE Course Details:
This course explores the critical issues of diversity, inclusion, and implicit bias in attorney performance evaluations within legal organizations. It addresses how implicit biases, unconscious attitudes or stereotypes, can significantly affect fairness in performance reviews, particularly regarding gender, race, communication styles, leadership perceptions, and intersectional identities. Throughout, it emphasizes the importance of identifying biases through quantitative and qualitative methods, promoting transparency, and implementing structured evaluation frameworks and regular bias training. Additionally, the course highlights the negative impact biases have on career trajectories, promotions, compensation decisions, and perceptions of competence and credibility. Effective strategies to mitigate bias include employing standardized metrics, diverse evaluation panels, anonymous assessments, and technology-driven solutions like artificial intelligence. Ultimately, the course advocates for accountability and proactive measures to foster equitable evaluations and inclusive organizational cultures.
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
eDiscovery with Slack, Teams, and the Cloud
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Texas MCLE Course Details:
This course provides legal professionals with essential strategies for managing electronic discovery in modern collaboration environments. The course contrasts traditional email-based discovery with the unique challenges of dynamic chat platforms , addressing the complexities introduced by Slack, Microsoft Teams, and cloud storage. Participants will learn to navigate critical issues such as the preservation of ephemeral messages, emojis, and GIFs ; maintaining context in fragmented conversations ; and handling hyperlinks and attachments. The curriculum covers practical applications including updating legal hold notices , implementing preservation in Microsoft 365 , using platform-specific APIs and tools like Microsoft Purview , authenticating chat data for admissibility , and negotiating modern ESI protocols. The program also emphasizes the ethical duty of technological competence while addressing key legal principles like proportionality , privilege , and cross-border data privacy.
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
Ethical Consideration in eDiscovery and Technology Assisted Review
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Ethics
Texas MCLE Course Details:
This CLE course provides attorneys with an in-depth understanding of how the American Bar Association?s Model Rules of Professional Conduct apply to modern eDiscovery practices. Participants explore how technology-assisted review (TAR) intersects with key ethical duties such as competence, diligence, confidentiality, client communication, and supervision. Through detailed discussions of Rules 1.1 through 8.4, the course emphasizes the importance of informed oversight, transparency, and continuous education when using machine-learning tools in discovery. Attendees gain practical insight into mitigating risks, maintaining fairness, and ensuring ethical compliance while leveraging TAR?s efficiencies in contemporary litigation
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
Ethical Considerations in Email Discovery
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Ethics
Texas MCLE Course Details:
This CLE course, titled Ethical Considerations in Email Discovery, examines the intersection of the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct and the technical demands of managing electronic evidence. The curriculum guides legal professionals through the lifecycle of email discovery, from preservation and collection to review and production, while highlighting specific ethical duties such as competence, confidentiality, and diligence. Key topics include the necessity of understanding metadata and storage systems, the supervision of non-lawyer assistance, and the management of conflicts of interest that may arise within voluminous email data. By analyzing rules concerning candor toward the tribunal and fairness to opposing counsel, the course aims to help attorneys build defensible processes that minimize risk and uphold professional integrity in the digital age.
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
Ethical Considerations of Discovering Data in the Cloud
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: Ethics
Texas MCLE Course Details:
This course explores the ethical nuances of cloud-based eDiscovery, defined as the process of identifying, preserving, and reviewing Electronically Stored Information within decentralized cloud environments such as SaaS and IaaS platforms. The course applies the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct, ranging from Rule 1.1 on Competence to Rule 8.4 on Misconduct, to address unique challenges like data commingling, multi-tenancy, and cross-border jurisdictional issues. Through this ethical framework, the course provides attorneys with strategies for requesting and responding to discovery requests while managing critical duties such as client confidentiality, conflicts of interest, and the supervision of non-lawyer assistance. Additionally, the material covers topics such as the necessity of maintaining candor toward the tribunal and avoiding misconduct while navigating the complexities of dynamic digital evidence.
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
Fundamentals of Attorney Well-Being
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Texas MCLE Course Details:
This CLE course equips lawyers with a practical, evidence-informed toolkit for sustaining attorney well-being while maintaining high performance in demanding legal environments. The course defines well-being as a multidimensional skill set, then explains how stress physiology can erode concentration, judgment, and health, and how to distinguish burnout from depression and anxiety so participants can respond appropriately. From there, it delivers concrete, usable strategies on sleep fundamentals, sustainable boundaries and availability norms, time and attention management systems that reduce chronic overload, emotional regulation in conflict-heavy practice, managing perfectionism and fear of mistakes, and interrupting rumination and worry. The program also covers mindfulness without mystique, micro-breaks and recovery routines, flexible exercise and nutrition habits for long days and travel, substance use risk warning signs, building social support outside the firm, healthy communication and assertiveness, handling difficult clients without emotional spillover, secondary trauma and compassion fatigue, creating psychological safety on teams, digital hygiene for email and notifications, coping with trial and deal surges, financial stress as a well-being factor, effective use of therapy, coaching, and employee assistance programs, preventing isolation in remote and hybrid practice, ergonomics and injury prevention, values-based career alignment, recognizing when professional help is needed, crisis planning for acute stress, and building a long-term well-being plan with accountability.
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
Mobile Device Discovery in Litigation
Texas MCLE Requirements Credit Type: General
Texas MCLE Course Details:
This course, "Mobile Device Discovery in Litigation", provides legal professionals with a comprehensive guide to navigating the complexities of Electronic Data Discovery (EDD) involving mobile devices. The curriculum addresses the unique challenges mobile devices pose due to their personal nature, diverse data types, and the proliferation of apps. Key topics include identifying relevant devices and data sources, comparing collection methods, managing company-owned devices versus BYOD policies, and crafting effective legal holds. Participants will explore strategies for preserving and discovering challenging data types, including text messages, disappearing messages, cloud backups, location data, and data from social media and health apps. The course also delves into critical legal issues such as the dangers of client self-collection, spoliation, proportionality arguments, privacy concerns, the Fifth Amendment, authenticating evidence, hearsay objections, and working effectively with digital forensics experts.
Faculty:
- Berry Crawford
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What Does MCLEZ Provide to it's Texas CLE Customers?
Live Webcast Programs: All 15 participatory credits may be satisfied with live Webcasts.
What are the Texas CLE Credit Requirements?
- Specialty Credits Required:
Ethics or Professional Responsibility -- Minimum Credits Per Period: 3
- Minutes Per Credit Hour: 60
What are the Texas CLE Reporting Requirements?
- End of Compliance Period: Last day preceding birth month
- Reporting Date: N/A
What are the Texas CLE Carryover Credit Rules?
- Amount of General Credit Carryover Allowed? 15
- Carryover Period Length (months): 12
What are the Nevada CLE Ethics or Professional Responsibility Credit Rules?
- Max Carryover Credits:3
- Carryover Period Length (months): 12
- Reporting Period Length (years):1
What are the Texas CLE Reporting Procedures?
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