NYLI Newsletter Fall 2026
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Our eBook collection has been growing steadily over the years and has now reached close to 300,000 titles! Our diverse ebook collection runs the gamut including everything from aviation treatises and technology primers for legal professionals to books on Disaster Management and International Space Law and International Law and Corporate Actors in Deep Seabed Mining….
The Practising Law Librarian Podcast: Ellyssa Valenti Kroski on Sharing Knowledge Sustainably
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Legal Research for Beginners LibGuide
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