Legal Education in Connecticut

New Haven, Connecticut — Consistently ranked the #1 law school in the United States. Small class size, ungraded first semester, and emphasis on scholarship and public service.

Hartford, Connecticut — Connecticut's public law school offering JD and LLM programs. Known for insurance law, human rights, and intellectual property programs.

North Haven, Connecticut — Private law school with a focus on civil and criminal dispute resolution, health law, and tax law. Modern facility in North Haven.

Manchester, Connecticut — ABA-Approved — ABA-approved associate degree program preparing students for careers as paralegals in law firms, corporate legal departments, and government.

Professional organization for paralegals in Connecticut — education, networking, and advocacy for the paralegal profession.

Professional organization for court reporters and captioners in Connecticut — education, advocacy, and professional development.

Court-connected mediation programs in civil, family, and housing matters. The Judicial Branch maintains a roster of approved mediators.

National professional organization offering the LNCC certification — the gold standard credential for legal nurse consultants.

Official guide to Connecticut notary commissions. Requirements: 18+, Connecticut resident, apply through the Secretary of State. Five-year term.

Connecticut administers the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE) with a minimum passing score of 266. MPRE score of 80+ required.

Attorneys must complete 12 CLE credits per year, including 1 ethics credit. Connecticut allows carryover of up to 12 credits.

CBA-sponsored continuing education programs, webinars, and conferences for Connecticut attorneys.

Professional development and certification support for legal secretaries and assistants in Connecticut.