The states listed below have given CLE (Continuing Legal Education)
credit for our legislative and/or executive agency lobbying seminars. CLE accreditation is gotten upon request of a seminar participant. Accreditation may or may not be current. Check with us to ensure that an accreditation is current. An * beside a state's name indicates that the
state approved the two seminars as a single course. If you do not see your state listed, you may wish
to contact your respective state's bar association. For more information you may also consult:
We can (re)apply for accreditation when requested by seminar registrants.
State
Course Number
Credits
Arkansas*
MSC22514
11.25 total
including 0 ethics
California*
---
11.5 total
including 0 ethics
Colorado*
---
13.0 general
0.5 ethics
Florida*
78833
Specialization Certification
Business Litigation
Cty, Cnty, Local Gov
12.5 total
including 0.5 ethics
9.5 max
9.5 max
Georgia
---
6.5 total
including 0 ethics
Illinois*
11.25 total
including 0 ethics
Indiana*
Activity ID: 0107498
11.7 total
including 0 ethics
Iowa*
Activity ID: 57400
11.75 total
including 0 ethics
Maine*
---
10.5 total
including 0.5 ethics
Mississippi*
---
10.5 total
including 0 ethics
Missouri
---
8.0 total
including 0.4 prof.
Nevada
2689a8-var
11.0
including 0.5 ethics
North Carolina*
Sponsor No: 3425
Course No: 1
10.5 total
including 0.5 ethics
Oklahoma*
13.0 total
including 0.5 ethics
Vermont*
10.5 total
including 0.5 ethics
Virginia*
R00026
10.5 total
including 0 ethics
Wisconsin*
---
14.0 total
including 0 ethics
* = CLEs awarded for attending both days.
States that have given credit to individual attorneys - as contrasted with sponsor accreditation - for seminar participation include Oregon, Oklahoma, and Wyoming. States that have informed us that they will consider granting attorney
individual credit for seminar participation include Kansas and Washington.
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Johns Hopkins used Guide to State Legislative Lobbying for Prof. Ron Phillips' Winter 2010 DC lobbying class.
Florida State University is using the Guide for Fall 2010 course POS 4851 in Applied American Politics.
"Bob Guyer's course contributed substantially to my lifelong study of
advocacy and was the best CLE accredited course that I have taken, bar none, in my 39 years as a government relations consultant." Ron Kuehn
DeWitt Ross & Stevens, S.C.
Madison, WI (2010)
"Robert L. Guyer's seminar on the Campaign Method to effective state advocacy was, perhaps, the best professional development experience of my career.
Utilizing the Campaign Method, our membership secured passage of legislation that placed Ohio’s ESCs firmly at the center of regional education delivery and
preserved our funding appropriation during a difficult economic downturn. I highly recommend Bob Guyer." Craig Burford, Executive Director
Ohio Educational Service Centers Association
Columbus, OH (2010)
“I often travel across the country to lobby various state legislatures. Robert Guyer’s Lobby School gave me the added confidence and competitive advantage that I needed when advocating on issues. His campaign-style approach to lobbying helps break the art of lobbying into a common sense process. Whether you’re an old pro or just starting out, Bob Guyer’s Lobby School will prove invaluable for your career”.
Nate Filler, Manager
State Government Relations
Cardinal Health
Dublin, OH (2010)
