Sentences with phrase «role of a law librarian»

But O'Grady also takes close looks at new legal research platforms, interviews legal publishing leaders, and explores the evolving role of law librarians as the profession absorbs new technology and law firms rethink how they serve clients.

In the evolution of library from place to service, the role of law librarian is shifting to problem solver, consultant, and expert researcher.

Learn more about the role of law librarians in a variety of work environments.

It will be interesting to see how this will change the role of law librarian in the firms, and how the firm cultures will gradually be transformed.

Not exact matches

The goal of this pro-bono state - level support project is to ensure that each state's ESSA Implementation Plan has school library stakeholders at the table during development, a robust professional engagement during public comment to support the stakeholder objectives, and that every avenue to expand the role and stature of school librarians in each state is, as authorized under federal law, explored.

At the Private Law Libraries Summit during this summer's AALL meeting in San Antonio, Susan Hackett, CEO of Legal Executive Leadership, gave a great keynote on re-engineering the role of the private law librariLaw Libraries Summit during this summer's AALL meeting in San Antonio, Susan Hackett, CEO of Legal Executive Leadership, gave a great keynote on re-engineering the role of the private law librarilaw librarian.

Law firm librarians may no longer maintain print collections, but they have compensated by expanding their roles into new areas of information management such as knowledge management, business information, competitive analysis and marketing support.

The full report — The Strategic New Roles Of Marketing And The Library In Big Law — suggests that competitive intelligence is a convergence point between law librarians and law firm marketiLaw — suggests that competitive intelligence is a convergence point between law librarians and law firm marketilaw librarians and law firm marketilaw firm marketing.

I hope Ryerson will seriously consider the nature and role of a law library — and law librarians — in this brave new legal world.

Although the foregoing article is a shortened version of my longer paper from last year entitled «Project Management in Law Firms: A New Role for Librarians?»

I had the pleasure last week of presenting at the annual meeting of the Canadian Association of Law Libraries / / L'Association canadienne des bibliothèques de droit on the topic «Legal Project Management: Is There a Role for Law Librarians?»

If the law librarian moves into a strategic role within a firm, and has oversight for standards on data governance, develops strong working knowledge of information and document workflows with a firm, the person offers faster capacity to pinpoint breadcrumb trail of document workflows for e-discovery situations as well as executing the usual, ie.

She noted a change over the last conference she had attended over a decade earlier, that law librarians are taking more of a leader role.

In particular, I identify practice groups as a type of community of practice and add this as an area in which law librarians can play a role.

Members of a working group of BIALL, representing British and Irish law librarians, were interviewed by the reviewers, and along with two colleagues, I was given the opportunity to explain the role that the recently formulated Legal Information Literacy Standards could play in legal curriculum planning for the future.

Law librarians, law practitioners, and others interested in thoughts on the future of law practice will be interested in a provocative new piece by Jordan Furlong: The Future is Now: Eight Emerging Roles for Law LibrariaLaw librarians, law practitioners, and others interested in thoughts on the future of law practice will be interested in a provocative new piece by Jordan Furlong: The Future is Now: Eight Emerging Roles for Law Llibrarians, law practitioners, and others interested in thoughts on the future of law practice will be interested in a provocative new piece by Jordan Furlong: The Future is Now: Eight Emerging Roles for Law Librarialaw practitioners, and others interested in thoughts on the future of law practice will be interested in a provocative new piece by Jordan Furlong: The Future is Now: Eight Emerging Roles for Law Librarialaw practice will be interested in a provocative new piece by Jordan Furlong: The Future is Now: Eight Emerging Roles for Law LibrariaLaw LibrariansLibrarians.

Although in my paper I also provided a brief overview of legal project management and what various law firms were doing about it, the focus of my talk was instead on the third part of my paper on whether there was a role for law librarians in project management (this being a conference whose attendees were largely law librarians).

Of the 8 roles identified, this is perhaps the most obvious role (or at least the one most closely associated with what law librarians do).

A copy of my paper, entitled «Project Management in Law Firms: A New Role for Librarians?»

Therefore, to the extent that there are overlaps between legal knowledge management and legal project management, there are, I think, a number of roles for law librarians to play.

I wonder how the law firm librarian role as «trusted adviser» will adapt to the type of change outsourced services would bring to an organization.

J. 575, 578 (2011)(suggesting that «law librarians with recent practice experience» can «draw on their experience in a contemporary legal research practice setting to enhance their instruction»)(citing Nolan L. Wright, Standing at the Gates: A New Law Librarian Wonders About the Future Role of the Profession in Legal Research Education, 27 Legal Reference Services Q. 305, 332 — 33 (2008)-RRlaw librarians with recent practice experience» can «draw on their experience in a contemporary legal research practice setting to enhance their instruction»)(citing Nolan L. Wright, Standing at the Gates: A New Law Librarian Wonders About the Future Role of the Profession in Legal Research Education, 27 Legal Reference Services Q. 305, 332 — 33 (2008)-RRLaw Librarian Wonders About the Future Role of the Profession in Legal Research Education, 27 Legal Reference Services Q. 305, 332 — 33 (2008)-RRB-.

A Word About Law Librarians I asked McKinstry to comment on the role and contributions of lLibrarians I asked McKinstry to comment on the role and contributions of librarianslibrarians.

Though the practice is counter-intuitive, competent and cost - effective librarians are being squeezed out of law firms, their roles filled by «KM lawyers» at one end or technicians at the other.

Frey offers his own views on the future of the law library emphasizing function over form and concluding that «law librarians have continually added roles to their repertoire — we find, create, organize, use, and show how to use legal and non-law resources, and we implement and troubleshoot technology too!»

How fortunate law firm librarians are to have this opportunity to enhance the crucial nature of their own teaching role within a firm!