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Last Post 02/16/2010 11:03 AM by  kds008
Law Classes for Cont. Ed.
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RJortberg
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02/10/2010 2:34 PM

    I am looking for some recommendations for good law classes for the 10 hour Florida continuing education renewal requirement.  Any thoughts appreciated as to a good vendor or a quality class that was of interest.

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    Rich J.
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    Ray Hall
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    02/11/2010 10:36 PM

    Rich Law firms hold these for CE for adjusters from time to time. Contact ole Joe Lombardo( now staffy) down in Tampa he will know if any thing coming up.
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    02/15/2010 5:15 PM

    Thanks Ray. I found a few on the Internet that might work as well, but I really do not know if they are very good and thus the question. I have lots of cont ed. hours over my renewal requirement but Florida is not allowing the extra hours to apply for the 10 hour law requirement.
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    02/16/2010 12:31 AM
    get some mail order course for cheap.
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    kds008
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    02/16/2010 11:03 AM

    WebCE has several.  You can take a 15 hour online course for $33.40 and have 5 law CE to carry forward or you can take a 3 hour plus a 7 hour for $29.65.  They report to FL within 1 business day.  They also have bundle prices if you need additional hours.  We have used them in the past and felt they were decent courses and good value.

    webce.com

     
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