The American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting and Conference will be held July 16th -19th in Denver, Colorado. I will be speaking on two panels.
Key Law Library Trends 2022 and Beyond
I will be joining a panel moderated by Ken Crutchfield VP and General Manager of Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory. The panel
Only weeks after receiving the prestigious 2017 New Product Award from the American Association of Law Libraries, CARA is announcing today the release of a new “Brief Finder” feature.
Casetext’s CARA (Case Analysis Research Assistant) launched with the promise of helping lawyers find the most relevant caselaw. Last August I reviewed CARA in a post:
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role of the legal information professional has never been more critical to
the institutions they support, yet it has never been
Today the American Association of Law Libraries announced the adoption of a new logo that combines the organization’s acronym with a new tagline “your legal knowledge network.”
In response to the recent American Lawyer article on the outsourcing of law libraries, AALL President Keith Ann Stiverson released a statement today which underscored the important role which information professionals play in 21st century law firms. Stiverson recognized the value of limited, targeted outsourcing but warned of risks and hidden costs arising from the
The American Association of Law Libraries Board (and myself by proxy) received a harsh rebuke from the AALL membership when the rebranding vote results were announced today. I wasn’t surprised that the name “Association for Legal Information” was rejected. I was stunned that it was voted down by a huge majority. I expected a close
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| Law Libraries Have Changed c. Jean OGrady |
Law Librarians were in law firms at least 30 years before any law firm hired a computer services technician. Law librarians have been breaking down the library walls for decades, but it was only this week that the Private Law Libraries section of AALL rebranded.
Law librarians were