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Build a Customized Connecticut CLE Compliance Mini Bundle

Individually select approved CLE courses from our centralized online library no matter where you practice.



The Connecticut Mini Bundle contains six (6) credit hours and allows you to select the courses you take from our CT course catalog including your two (2) required hours in Ethics/Professionlaism.

As of January 1, 2017, Connecticut attorneys will be required to complete twelve (12) CLE credits including two (2) in Ethics every year. 

You have one year from the date of purchase to complete your programs. 

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Cybersecurity, Climate and More - The SEC's Active Rulemaking Agenda and its Impact on Issuers and Regulated Entities
In this course, securities law experts and SEC officials discuss the SEC's new rules to enhance cybersecurity disclosure, enforcement, and governance, requiring companies to report cyber incidents within four days and provide annual reports on governance and risk management.

Securities Docket

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Digital Assets and Cryptocurrency Update - Trends in Regulation and Enforcement
Navigating the regulatory world of digital assets/cryptocurrency is essential for businesses. Expert panelists discuss the SEC's application of existing securities law to crypto, recent cases like Ripple and XRP lawsuit, and the increasing scrutiny on digital asset offerings.

Securities Docket

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The SEC's Scrutiny of Asset Managers - Key Developments for Broker-Dealers, Private Funds and Hedge Funds
Financial firms are under heightened scrutiny from the SEC, facing investigations and potential penalties for violations related to off-channel communication, recordkeeping and other matters. Expert panelists discuss proactive measures for asset managers and others in cooperating with the SEC to reduce penalties.

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Q&A Discussion with SEC Crypto and Cybersecurity Enforcement Chief David Hirsch
The SEC is putting a strong emphasis on safeguarding investors, ensuring transparency, and enforcing regulations within the cryptocurrency market. The Chief of the SEC's Crypto Unit discusses the agency’s priorities related to cryptocurrencies, such as registration, disclosure, legal frameworks, and cybersecurity measures.

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Managing SEC Matters with Parallel or Joint DOJ Criminal Proceedings
Navigating SEC-related criminal investigations requires very careful consideration. With the increasing frequency of parallel DOJ investigations, panelists discuss how clients should respond to such investigations. Experts discuss latest trends in joint investigations.

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Issuer Disclosure and Financial Reporting
Cooperation, robust internal controls, and a culture of compliance are key to preventing accounting fraud, as discussed by expert panelists from the SEC and the private sector. Effective communication and cooperation are vital in navigating investigations, empowering gatekeepers, and setting an example for other firms.

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Insider Trading Enforcement - Key SEC Cases and Prosecutions
A panel of securities law experts, including SEC officials, discusses the latest trends and in insider trading enforcement actions. Discussion of new technological advances, 10b5-1 trading plans, and recent cases. Panelists offer proactive measures and client takeaways.

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Best Practices for Handling a Major Internal Investigation or Corporate Crisis
An expert panel including counsel from the SEC discusses how managing a corporate crisis or major internal investigation requires a delicate balance of assessing the impact on disclosure and regulators and engaging with various stakeholders. Auditors play a crucial role in assessing evidence, collaborating with boards/counsel, and navigating independence issues.

Securities Docket

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