WELCOME TO INNOVATION

Executive Education

The University of Maine School of Law is deeply invested in further developing Maine’s economy and the skills of its professionals. To support this objective, the Law School has expanded its offerings to non-lawyers.

Continuing Legal Education

The purpose of minimum continuing legal education (MCLE) requirements is to promote and sustain competence and professionalism and to ensure that attorneys remain current on the law, law practice management, and technology in our rapidly changing society.

Conferences and Events

Maine Law strives to engage the members of the legal community with civically minded programming. Our featured conferences and events include: Privacy in Practice Conference, Indian Law and History Lecture, Justice for Women Lecture Series, Frank M. Coffin Lecture Series on Law and Public Service and more...

Learn More

Where Maine Law meets Innovation

The University of Maine School of Law is deeply invested in further developing Maine's economy and the skills of its professionals.
To support this objective, Maine Law has expanded its offerings to non-lawyers.

Compliance
Program

Designed for non-lawyers, Maine Law’s Compliance Program addresses the various needs of Maine’s business, not-for-profit, and government sectors, enabling them to navigate the modern regulatory landscape and enhance their prospects for success.

LEARN MORE

Information Privacy
Institute

Our Information Privacy Summer Institute offers a series of courses on critical and current topics taught by top experts in the field. Existing attorneys can earn CLE credit or venture into a growing and dynamic new practice area; current J.D. candidates can develop a valuable specialty while still in school. The courses in the Privacy Institute are also open to non-lawyer professionals who want to learn more about Information Privacy.

LEARN MORE

Privacy in Practice
Conference

A one-day Privacy in Practice Conference. This event will focus on U.S. state privacy laws, featuring updates on the latest legislative action in states considering new proposals, as well as enforcement priorities in states with laws on the books. Assistant attorneys general from several New England states will be convening in association with this event.