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The Practising Law Librarian features interviews with law librarian professionals from an array of backgrounds and organizations. Join host Karen Oesterle, of PLI’s Legal Information Services team, to learn about trends, resources, and fresh ideas from peers in your profession.
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Engelsk
USA
47 episoder
siden 4. juli 2023
episodic
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Errol Adams discusses his career path from government legal work to law librarianship, describing roles at the Department of Corrections, New York City Civil Courts, academia, and now Cooley LLP, where he manages legal resources, vendor relationships, and database strategy. He reflects on how each …
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Cas Laskowski, Head of Research, Data, and Instruction at the University of Arizona’s law library, discusses how law librarianship is evolving from traditional legal research support into a more interdisciplinary, forward-facing role shaped by data, technology, and AI. Cas describes a career path f…
Sarah Glassmeyer, Director of Data Curation at Legal Tech Hub, traces her path from academic law librarian to legal tech, sparked by the 2008 downturn and the free law movement, then through roles at CALI (including open casebooks and document-automation expert systems), a Harvard fellowship focuse…
Jenny Wondracek, director of the law library and professor of legal research and writing at Capital University Law School, shares her path from practicing law at North Carolina Prisoner Legal Services to an academic law library career spanning Barry, Elon, University of Florida, UNT Dallas (helping…
Carla Wale, a senior academic law librarian and program director, discusses her path into law librarianship and the degrees she pursued (JD, MLIS, MBA, and an online M.Ed. focused on pedagogy, access, and inclusion). She reflects on how law libraries have shifted from “just in case” print collectin…
Jenny (Silbiger) Foster, State Law Librarian and Access to Justice Coordinator for the Hawaii State Judiciary and President of the American Association of Law Libraries, shares her path from being a Korean adoptee raised in the Midwest to teaching English in Korea, moving to Hawaii for graduate stu…
Valerie Salazar, a Law Library Service to Prisoners librarian at the Minnesota State Law Library, shares her path from volunteering and working in public and academic libraries to earning an online MLIS during the pandemic and landing this niche role. She explains how she researches and answers leg…
Susan Hesse, Director of Research and Information Services at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, Loeb Leadership founder Natalie Loeb, and Sarnoff Group LLC founder David Sarnoff share their career paths into law librarianship, HR, coaching, and legal practice, emphasizing the role of mentorship, …
Greg Lambert, Chief Innovation Officer at Jackson Walker, shares his fascinating career journey, transitioning from service in the U.S. Army to law school while programming at the Oklahoma University library, working to create the Oklahoma State Court Network during his time at the Oklahoma Supreme…
Josh LaPorte, supervisory librarian at the United States Court of International Trade, discusses his career trajectory, including stints in his high school library, as a cataloger, as a library assistant, filling in for various library jobs, in several law school librarian posts, and in his current…
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