SLA Highlights: Putting the Internet to Work in Your Library By Janet Jacobson
Janet Jacobson is the the head law librarian at the law firm of Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand in Minneapolis, MN. A graduate of St. Olaf College in Northfield, MN, she earned her MLS from the University of Minnesota. She has been a private law firm librarian since long before the advent of the Internet!
What’s Happenin’ at the Special Libraries Association Annual Conference, June 5-10, 1999
If you attended the SLA Conference, and would like to share any information or experiences with our readers, please send an e-mail message to Cindy Chick.
Outsourcing a Private Law Library: In Defense of the Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro Decision By Janice Hammond
Janice Hammond is the former Library Manager for Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro in San Francisco.
California Law Librarians Talk Back Their Response to: Outsourcing a Private Law Library: In Defense of the Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro Decision
(Posted May 17, 1999; Archived June 15, 1999)
Asking All the Right Questions: Researching Possible Conflicts of Interests By Rochelle Cheifetz
Rochelle Cheifetz is the head librarian for Rosenman & Colin LLP. She previously worked as Head Librarian at Haskins & Sells and Brookdale Institute of Gerontology in Jerusalem, Israel. She was also editor of “Research” for the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and Director of Libraries for Legal Aid Society of New York. She received an MLS from Rutgers University and a MA from New York University.
Outsourcing in Law Firm Libraries By Rachel Pergament
Rachel Pergament is the Collection Development/Acquisitions Librarian at the University of Southern California Law Library. She graduated from UCLA with an M.L.I.S. degree. This article is a summary of a paper submitted to the 1999 Matthew Bender/AALL Call for Papers competition.
Pure Oxygen: Breathing Life into Law Office Intranets By Stephen T. Maher
Published February 15, 1999