Learn how training programs are being updated to complement the prevalence of AI-assisted legal research while emphasizing standard competencies and areas of learning.

Not all litigation analytics tools are created equal—but how do legal researchers and librarians know which one to use, and when? Join AALL for this webinar sponsored by LexisNexis as we break down Context, Lexis+ Litigation Analytics, Lex Machina, and CourtLink Strategic Profiles from a research perspective.

Congressman Kennedy discusses tips and strategies for increasing your likelihood of success when contacting your legislative representatives to advocate for the issues that are important to you. Following Representative Kennedy’s presentation, a Q&A session with Representative Kennedy’s Chief of Staff, Adam Fogel, is held.

Legal teams face growing pressure to deliver research that is accurate, timely, and reusable. This webinar shows how structured workflows help law librarians improve every stage of attorney research, from intake through delivery and knowledge reuse, so past work compounds in value.

The webinar will explore key provisions of the 1976 Copyright Act and how they continue to impact the work of law librarians today.

Join the Thomson Reuters Institute and more as they explore the latest data and insights from TRI's most recent reports, including the 2026 AI in Professional Services Report.

This webinar will cover techniques and tips for AI-Assisted legal research trainings in law library settings.

This program will provide definitions, resources and tips to equip attendees with a few simple principles to determine their next steps, and build confidence with many highly complex testing criteria. Working together, digital accessibility is an achievable goal.