Author: Laurel Moran, Assistant Director, Legal Information Management, San Diego Law Library Many libraries have prioritized accessibility of their third-party electronic resources for some time. With recent federal rulemaking published in the Federal Register, most public entities are expected to be in compliance with new American with Disabilities Act (ADA Title II) rules by April… Continue reading

Author: Caroline Walters, Manager of Collection Development, Harvard Law School Library In 2021, NELLCO established the Print to Electronic Standing Committee (PTESC) as a new standing committee. Shortly after its formation, a spinoff group was created to engage legal vendors in conversations about preservation. Our goal is to advocate for the importance of preservation with… Continue reading

Author: Laurel Moran, Assistant Director, Legal Information Management, San Diego Law Library As an acquisitions librarian and purchaser of legal information for my library, I often review contracts, licenses, and terms and conditions that are geared more toward law firms than public libraries. Each renewal, I must look through documents for potential changes in language… Continue reading

Author: Jean Davis, Associate Librarian for International Law, Brooklyn Law School Library At Legalweek New York (March 24-27, 2025), Wolters Kluwer (WK) Customer Success Manager Stefanie Efrati offered me an in-depth demo of VitalLaw AI beta version. Beneath VitalLaw’s search box, there was an option to check: “Include AI Generated Answer.” In this demo, VitalLaw AI… Continue reading