Explore insights from Bloomberg Law’s Attorney Workload & Hour Survey, including new content around the time attorneys in different roles and stages of practice spend on common tasks.

Based off of the Thomson Reuters Future of Professionals Report, this webinar provides the data to show how the workplace is actively changing – and the skills that legal professionals will need to know to be part of its future.

Do you have a great program topic in mind for AALL 2024? Join Annual Meeting Program Committee Chair Saskia Mehlhorn and Vice Chair Lisa Goodman for an informal conversation about putting together a fantastic program proposal for next year’s conference.

This program will review the history of whiskey in America, as well as demonstrate historical statutory and regulatory research methods with “whiskey” as a topic.

This program provides attendees with background about the historical development of citators, insight into the way determinations about the validity of cases are made, and strategies for conveying the subjectivity of citators to patrons.

The panel discussion will focus on understanding the barriers and utilizing best practices to better serve incarcerated people, coordinate community efforts between libraries and jails/prisons, and how to get started within our institutions to better serve justice involved patrons and their families to improve access to justice.

At this present time—when expertly-developed legal AI is already handling substantive legal tasks to dramatically increase the efficiency of law firms and legal departments across the country—we need to consider the real-world impact of this generative AI for A2J. But legal AI is not alone. Generic AI tools like ChatGPT continue to enjoy attention from the legal community.

From Dobbs to DeJoy, SCOTUS has tackled a host of hot-button topics over the past calendar year and is poised to deliver even more controversial rulings in the coming months. This interactive panel will highlight key developments from last term and prepare participants for what’s to come on SCOTUS’s current docket. Subjects of key cases include abortion, affirmative action, and religious accommodations.

This presentation will include an interactive case study to create an effective patent portfolio with dynamic visualizations and analytics so trends and outcomes can be readily understood by stakeholders. The panel will show methods scalable and accessible to information teams of any size.

Want to learn more about SALI, including why the the legal ecosystem’s largest vendors (e.g., Thomson Reuters, LexisNexis, Fastcase, NetDocuments, Litera), firms (e.g., Perkins Coie, Ogletree Deakins, Goulston Storrs), and corporations (e.g., Microsoft) are all adopting SALI’s taxonomy/ontology, as a legal-data standard? Librarians frequently use taxonomies (e.g., MARC records, RDA Toolkit) as our profession’s framework.