Guest Author Justin Tung, Transactional Practice Innovation Lead at Jackson Walker LLP I recently attended the 2026 AALL Annual conference where I had the privilege of attending sessions taught by some of the most knowledgeable and thoughtful individuals in the …
Do you have a passion for legal technology, AI, research tools, or emerging trends in law librarianship? The AALL LIT-SIS Blog is looking for new contributors! Whether you’re an experienced writer or have never written a blog post before, we’d …
Articles from WebAIM Headings Review by Iantha Haight WebAIM’s “Headings” article covers the basic HTML structure of web page heading design using a simple recipe example. The article enumerates common mistakes made with headings (again with simple examples) and how …
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I recently returned from the 2026 AALL Leadership Academy in Chicago, and I want to share a few reflections and encourage anyone thinking about applying to do so. Over my relatively short career as a law librarian, I have attended …
Every spring, the NFL Draft takes over the sports world with wall-to-wall coverage, nonstop debates, and franchises making high-stakes decisions that could shape the next decade. As a sports fan in Pittsburgh, it felt like the only topic anyone talked …
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We are pleased to pass along the following annoucement from the Grants & Awards Committee. Rebecca Fordon for the Kenneth J. Hirsh Distinguished Service Award Rebecca Fordon, Assistant Director for Innovation, Research, and Instruction in the Moritz Law Library …
Legal technology rarely expands by design. More often, it grows incrementally—one new subscription at a time. A litigation team requests a docket analytics tool. Corporate adopts a contract review platform. A pilot for generative AI quietly becomes a recurring line …
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Marin Dell has been a law librarian since 2005 and is an MLIS and Specialist graduate of The Florida State University College of Information. She has a JD with honors from California Western School of Law and LLMs in Taxation …
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If you’ve ever crafted a carefully worded email, whether it’s an announcement about a new research tool, a request for feedback on a database, or an invitation to a library program, only to watch it vanish into the abyss of …
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Written and submitted by Amber Cain I am the User Experience (formerly Technology and Research Services Librarian) at Seton Hall Law. In my role, I manage access to our databases, and I oversee Digital Commons, Springshare, and EDS. I also …
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