About

Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Unplugged

Founded in July 2008, uMCLE, (formerly, CLE Post) is a service and resource hub for continuing legal education presenters and providers, attorneys and other CLE professionals.

The three primary functions of uMCLE.com are:

  1. Accreditation Services
  2. Exploring the intersection of CLE and Social Media
  3. Advocating for MCLE Rules and Regulations Reform

Complementing this, are helpful charts, guides and forms to aid in the accreditation process, current news and information and features and interviews of top and emerging talent fostering community and networking opportunities.

Attorneys Advocate for an expansion of rules and regulations to include additional platforms for earning MCLE credit while reducing the sometimes daunting tracking requirements

CLE Providers Advocate for uniform standards across all states. Showcase and promote new and established entities that are on the cutting edge.

Accreditation Services Attorney offering webinars or presenting live? Entity offering seminars or training sessions? Not-for-Profits and In-House counsel hosting legal forums? Let us help you get those session accredited so that presenters and attendees can earn MCLE credits


Tim Baran

Tim BaranEntrepreneur, and loving it! Consuming, but the opportunity to develop a vision is exhilarating!

Principal and founder at uMCLE,  Uniform Mandatory Continuing Legal Education.

Boot Camp:  Fifteen years in the legal profession including federal court, law school and law firms, serving from 1999-2008 as the director of library services and the continuing legal education program at Anderson Kill & Olick law firm in New York City.

  • Techie wannabe. Passion for efficiency, technology, innovation and productivity.
  • Value kindness and consistency.
  • Love exploring the web and engaging on social media forums, including Twitter and Facebook.
  • Modes of transportation: Cycling and the NYC subway. Oh, and walking.
  • Eternal optimist — in a pragmatic way.
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