New Brunswick
CPD Requirements: The Law Society of New Brunswick requires all practising members of the Society to complete and report at least 12 approved CPD hours by December 31 each year. Lawyers may claim up to 2 credits each year for self-study. The Society recommends that each member complete 50 hours of self-study each year. See Requirements for Continuing Professional Development for details.
Completing Your CPD Requirements with PLI: Course providers and lawyers may request approval for courses, online interactive programs, and other meetings with an educational purpose. The subject matter must deal exclusively with substantive law, procedural law, professional ethics, practice management, or lawyering skills to qualify for credit. An Application for Accreditation of an Activity may be submitted to cpd-fpc@lsbnb.ca or notify PLI at PLIcredits@pli.edu to request PLI apply for an eligible program.
Attendance Reporting: It is the lawyer's responsibility to report their CPD credits by December 31 via their LSNB account.