Amanda Silberling reports for TechCrunch: “Everybody’s on their phone at my program!” jokes Charlie Bailey, a librarian in South Philadelphia. He’s just asked his audience to pull out their phones so that he can walk them through the steps of disabling Apple Intelligence and Gemini. “I was inspired by the feeling of people’s frustration with…
From The Geek in Review: Greg Lambert reflects on the AALL 2026 conference filled with legal information professionals who understand how technology performs under real working conditions. “These librarians purchase products, train users, support law schools and courts, and often serve as internal advocates for legal technology. Their expertise makes vendor engagement especially valuable, yet…
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Litigation is about process — and this set guides you through Venue, Case Evaluation, Responses to Complaint, Deposition, Jury Selection, Parties, Settlements… really, anything you need to know to successfully represent your client. And to further complicate things, litigation can occur in any field of law. But with access to this set, you are ready…
The Law Library Association of Greater New York (LLAGNY) had a special screening of Jon Osaki’s documentary Alternative Facts: The Lies of Executive Order 9066 in honor of AANHPI Heritage Month. Check out Peter Fong’s complete movie review on Law Lines by clicking here….
NYLI will close at 1pm on Thursday July 2nd and all day Friday July 3rd in observance of Independence Day. We will re-open on Monday, July 6th at 9 am. Happy 4th of July!!!
You might know that Enlightenment philosophy was very much a part of Thomas Jefferson’s education. But did you know that John Locke’s Second Treatise of Government (1689), with its emphasis on Natural Law and individual rights, is often considered THE source for the Declaration of Independence.