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EBC Reader: A Source for Researching the Laws of India
EBC Reader, by Eastern Book Company in India, is a subscription database that provides access to approximately 1,100 legal titles: including e-books, statutes, commentaries, law journals, law reports, and dictionaries. Based in Lucknow, India, Eastern Book Company was formed in the 1940s. The EBC Reader Campus Edition has the following features, as outlined on EBC Continue reading
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Tips for Organizing a Fun Library/Vendor Showcase & Highlights of BLS LibraryFest 2025
Author: Jean Davis, Associate Librarian for International Law, Brooklyn Law School Library At Brooklyn Law School (BLS), LibraryFest runs like a Ferrari F40. Our “Enzo Ferrari” is Dacia Cocariu, reference/outreach librarian and adjunct professor of law. On September 25, over 160 BLS students and administrators attended LibraryFest. Approximately 100 of the students visited four (or more) research Continue reading
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Budgeting for Legal Information Resources in Turbulent Times
Author: Leanna R. Simon, Director, Research and Intelligence, Honigman LLP Few things strike more fear in the heart of a law librarian than the arrival of the annual invoice. Subscription costs rarely decrease, and in an era of economic uncertainty, routine price hikes can feel especially daunting. For those responsible for managing these budgets, the Continue reading
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CRIV Wolters Kluwer Semiannual Call
Author: Jean Davis, Associate Librarian for International Law, Brooklyn Law School (BLS) Library The CRIV semiannual call with Wolters Kluwer (WK) occurred on August 13, 2025. The call included: a report on the VitalLaw AI Lab experience at the 2025 AALL Annual Meeting & Conference; a discussion of new content and features in WK’s legal Continue reading
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AALL 2025 Presentation Recap: Generative AI considerations in Licensing Agreements
Author: Laurel Moran, Assistant Director, Legal Information Management, San Diego Law Library At the 2025 American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Annual Meeting & Conference, a timely and insightful program addressed the responsibilities of librarians in evaluating and licensing generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. The panel featured Jennifer Wondracek (Director of the Capital University Law Continue reading
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