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Midwest Frontier AI Consulting LLC offers Continuing Legal Education on generative AI for attorneys. Courses cover both litigation and transactional use cases, including responsible AI use, identifying AI misuse by opposing counsel, and understanding the ethical obligations around generative AI.

CLE courses approved for credit, covering generative AI foundations but also going beyond the 'AI 101' basics you're tired of hearing about.

Generative AI Risks & Uses for Law Firms$70 · 1 CLE credit hourPurchase →AI Gone Wrong in the Midwest (Ethics)$70 · 1 ethics CLE credit hourPurchase →

Illinois attorneys: financial-hardship fee waivers may be available — apply before purchase. See the policy →

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On-Demand CLE​

Individual courses are $70 / credit hour. Pay via Stripe, then get a link to enroll in CLE Hero.

Additional Details​

  • Payments are via Stripe.
  • A link to enroll on CLE Hero is provided upon payment.
  • Annual firm access and invoicing are available by request.
  • If you need help finding the link, please email me at [email protected].
  • If you have already paid and enrolled, and need to access your course again, log in to your CLE Hero account.

Midwest Frontier AI Consulting (MWFAI) offers financial hardship assistance to attorneys who wish to attend its Illinois CLE courses but for whom the cost would be a financial hardship. Assistance may be in the form of a partial or full fee waiver.

To apply, contact MWFAI before purchasing the course by emailing [email protected] with the subject line "Illinois Financial Hardship Application." Applications will be reviewed and applicants notified within 10 business days.

Full policy and eligibility criteria →

AI Gone Wrong in the Midwest — map of real AI misuse examples across Midwest states
Cases covered in the Ethics CLE

Accreditation​

My individual on-demand CLE courses have been approved for credit in the following states:

  • Iowa: Generative Artificial Intelligence Risks and Uses for Law Firms (Activity ID #437570) and AI Gone Wrong in the Midwest (Ethics) (Activity ID #437573) — 1 hour general and 1 hour ethics.
  • Illinois: Generative Artificial Intelligence Risks and Uses for Law Firms and AI Gone Wrong in the Midwest (Ethics) — AI Gone Wrong in the Midwest also received approval for Professional Responsibility credit.
  • Minnesota: Generative Artificial Intelligence Risks and Uses for Law Firms and AI Gone Wrong in the Midwest (Ethics) — 1 hour general and 1 hour ethics.
  • Virginia: Generative Artificial Intelligence Risks and Uses for Law Firms and AI Gone Wrong in the Midwest (Ethics) — 1 hour general and 1 hour ethics.
  • Kansas: Generative Artificial Intelligence Risks and Uses for Law Firms and AI Gone Wrong in the Midwest (Ethics) — 1 hour general and 1 hour ethics.
  • Nebraska: Generative Artificial Intelligence Risks and Uses for Law Firms and AI Gone Wrong in the Midwest (Ethics) — 1 hour general and 1 hour ethics (called "Professional Responsibility" in Nebraska).
  • North Carolina: Generative Artificial Intelligence Risks and Uses for Law Firms and AI Gone Wrong in the Midwest (Ethics) — Generative Artificial Intelligence Risks and Uses for Law Firms is approved for Technology credit; AI Gone Wrong in the Midwest is approved for Ethics credit.

CLE Credit Acceptance by State

Where Midwest Frontier AI courses are approved for Continuing Legal Education credit

Approved: Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Virginia, Kansas, Nebraska, North CarolinaRecognized: North Dakota, Arizona, Alaska, Arkansas, Connecticut, New JerseyConditions Apply: California, Florida, Maine, Missouri, Wisconsin
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Hawaii

Hover over a state to see its CLE acceptance status. Click a state to visit its bar's CLE page.

If your state is not on the list and you are not sure whether your state will recognize one of the states where these on-demand courses are approved for CLE credit, please contact me at [email protected] and I will be happy to apply.

Presentations​

Past CLE & Presentations

  • May 11, 2026Explaining Your AI Tool to the Regulator: Everything FS Lawyers Need to Navigate AI Audits and ReviewsACI’s AI & RegTech for Financial Services and Insurance Summit — Virtual Workshop B — Co-presenter (with Joseph Bambara) · VirtualACI states this activity was approved for CLE credit by the New York State CLE Board and the State Bar of California.
  • March 25, 2026Dealing with the New AI Internet: Open-Source Intelligence and AML InvestigationsACAMS US Capital Chapter — Panelist · Virtual1 ACAMS credit.
  • December 2025Generative AI Risks and Uses for Law Firms; AI Gone Wrong in the Midwest (Ethics)First in-person presentation of the CLE courses · Iowa
  • October 23, 2025What Does Generative AI Mean for Central Iowa?Bondurant Developers Conference 2025, Bondurant Area Chamber of Commerce — Keynote · Bondurant, IA
  • September 11, 2025Generative Artificial Intelligence for Small BusinessAltoona Area Chamber of Commerce — Business 101 · Altoona, IA

For more details on training topics, see our full Generative AI Training for Law Firms page.