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About Emily Moog

Emily Moog is a Research Analyst at The New York Law Institute. Her career started as a page at The New York Public Library and she has worked for more than two decades as a law librarian in NYC, working at Cleary Gottlieb, Paul Weiss, and most recently at Carter Ledyard & Milburn LLP. Emily served on the LLAGNY Board, and is a frequent contributor to its newsletter, “Law Lines”. Emily's interest include legal research, New York City history and anything a little obscure!

Knowing Your Market: Business Research Livestream @ LC

Looking for business reports? current industry information? need numbers for that rfp? Once again, it’s librarians to the rescue!Join the Business Research Specialists of the Library of Congress as they livestream “Knowing Your Market: Business Research at the Library of Congress”… Add to your calendar — October 12th @ 1 p.m.& if you can’t […]

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NYLI’s own Ellyssa — Sustainability Hero (& Librarian!)

NYLI’s own Ellyssa, Environmentally Sustainable Hero & Librarian, shares her tips in the soon to be published 25 Ready-to-Use Sustainable Living Programs for Libraries….

Read all about Ellyssa’s farm, life off the grid, and efforts — both small & large– in leading an environmentally sustainable life by clicking here!

Available as an ebook @ […]

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Comments are in & it’s kind of a tie…. Will ABA still require standardized tests for Law School admission?

The American Bar Association has been considering eliminating Standard 503, which requires law schools to use standardized tests as part of their admission process.In June, they asked for comments…And boy, did they get them! The ABA received the largest number of comments on an issue since 2011 . View the […]

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Exhibit @ NYPL –Financial Crash! The 1720 Edition

A new form of currency is associated with alchemy (no, not cryptocurrency!)Unprecedented bull market ends in a financial crash (no, not 1929 or 1987 or 2008 or ????) Bubbles –“Mississippi” & “South Seas” — not real estate or tech!

Same Concerns… Similar Financial Crises .. but it all happened in 1720….Check out The New […]

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South Dakota the First… but more states are recognizing Native American Day

South Dakota was the first state to codify Native American Day as a state holiday, but more states are beginning to set aside a day to commemorate the contributions of the indigenous people of North America.

LLMC — accessible with NYLI membership — now has an Indigenous Law Portal !

Alaska, California, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, […]

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Brooklyn Book Fest is Back!

With shorter days and cooler weather, Autumn often inspires us toward more serious reading…. As you put away your beach novels, you may want to consider attending the Brooklyn Book Fest !Here’s the full schedule of activities ……September 25…..Virtual Festival Day welcomes authors and audience from around the world to listen in […]

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September!… Back to School with an LC Webinar

The Library of Congress has a storied — and well earned! reputation as one of the world’s greatest research institutions.

And, LC’s upcoming September 20th webinar gives us all a chance to be a students once again..

So sharpen your pencils and have that marble notebook handy — as LC’s […]

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Color Your World! Lexis Colorbooks now available @ NYLI!

Coloring, in recent years, has become part of the adult world as our increasingly stressed society tries to find new ways to relax….But “Colorbooks” have long been part of Lexis’ efforts give attorneys quick access to laws, regs & court basics of specific legal topics.

And so The New York Law Institute […]

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ALA New & Noteworthy –Full Page for our own Ellyssa !!

American Library Association much awaited Fall/Winter 2023 New & Noteworthy Titles Catalogue has arrived — and NYLI’s own Ellyssa Valenti Kroski has a full page of offerings !Click here for catalogue — and check out page 18 for her listing which includes:

52 Ready-to-Use Gaming Programs for Libraries32 Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Reality Programs for […]

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New Artwork @ NYLI !

NYLI’s new hire — Senior Research Analyst Brooke Raymond — recently added to NYLI’s decor by sharing one of her own pieces of modern art….”Keep Calm — Ask A Librarian” — fashioned from an SLA tote-bag giveaway and beautifully framed by the team at Allerton — now graces the area near our reference desk.It’s […]

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