Law Librarians and Equity In the world of legal education , law librarians stand as the champions of curation, organization, and dissemination of legal information for first-year law students, seniors studying for the bar, and seasoned law professors alike. ...
American Bar Association Little Book Series The "Little Book" series from the American Bar Association is a remarkable collection of concise and accessible guides that provide insight into various legal topics – including but not limited to BBQ...
As technology continues to advance, the way students consume information is changing rapidly too. The rise of digital reading has led to a surge in the popularity of audiobooks and eBooks , and experts say these are viable study methods for law school students...
Digital Checkouts on the Rise As the shift towards digital content consumption continues to grow, libraries are seeing historic increases in the number of readers checking out eBooks and other types of digital content – including legal content . Last...
Audiobooks vs. Reading Law students are pressed for time and always looking for efficient ways to hone their knowledge of core subject matter . It is common for the average student to have hundreds of pages of assigned reading every day. Many students are auditory...
This article was originally published on the American Association of Law Libraries’ Committee on Relations with Information Vendors blog in February 2022. The author, Christy Smith, is Co-Acting Director and Head of Collection Services of the Peter W. Rodino...
The COVID-19 pandemic has shaken the staid world of contract law—it has been a wake-up call for clients and their attorneys. It continues to wreak havoc on contractual obligations, resulting in an avalanche of new decisions. This webinar will demystify the...