Join AALL and Trellis for an engaging presentation as we cover how legal analytics enables your team to analyze the behavior and history of your judge, competitive counsel, prospects and clients to gain crucial insights into litigation history and ruling tendencies.

This program will provide tools and tips for how to identify, apply, and win grants to support your organization. You will hear inspiring success stories from law librarians and legal information professionals who have received grant funding, and gain insight about how to get the funding you need.

Register for this 60-minute course that will introduce the concepts of strategic thinking, including how to apply it, regardless of the situation, for superior results and successful outcomes.

In this month's So You Wanna...? Series event, Savanna Nolan will sit down to discuss these questions with Mindfulness Caucus member and certified Koru Mindfulness teacher Heather Simmons. What is a mindfulness practice and how is it different from meditation? What steps can we take today to live more mindfully?

Many legal information professionals are busy with new students, attorneys, judges, and clerks. This is in addition to the regular stresses we encounter in our jobs, both internal and external.

Learn how to compare two redlined documents using the Compare feature in Microsoft Word.

With the proliferation of data, comes the need to adapt and change ways of working to drive value and efficiency. In many ways, the market is responding to that need through the development of new tools and processes designed for legal researchers.

During this session, you will learn how to complete common expert witnesses research tasks more efficiently such as, finding deep background on a potential expert witness, including challenges to past testimony, and how to assess an expert’s knowledge, experience, and competence.

Onboarding is a vital component of hiring and retention, and onboarding remotely presents an additional layer of complexity to the process.

Panelists will share their expertise as well as best practices for leveraging your own data and stats with the people making final decisions on your library budget. You’ll also learn about specific software and programs for tracking this vital information.