Sponsored by LexisNexis, the #AALL25 workshop Bold Moves in Legal AI: Law Librarians Lead the Way brought together law firm librarians, in-house professionals, and others exploring the evolving world of legal AI. Read AALL Member Lindsey Carpino’s recap in On Firmer Ground: tinyurl.com/vr9xb2f7
As the weather cools, we're looking back on the warmth of #AALL25. 🌟 Check out On Firmer Ground’s latest piece on CONELL 2025 for a fresh perspective from a newer law librarian, Nallely Gonzalez: tinyurl.com/ycka8z5s
Missed #AALL25? Or want to relive it? 🎥 Catch our quick wrap-up video and explore all the highlights and takeaways from this year’s conference: tinyurl.com/47su7m5k
At #AALL25, Roosevelt Weeks challenged librarians to be brave, visible, and vocal in the face of mounting pressure. Above the Law breaks down how the AALL Annual Meeting & Conference empowered and emboldened legal information professionals. tinyurl.com/5ennjcvt
Big thanks to the Law Library of Congress for joining us at #AALL25! It was an honor to have them as an exhibitor. Want to hear their take on the conference? Check out their recap on the Law Librarians of Congress blog 👉 tinyurl.com/37kcrvyf
Raising the Profile of Your Department Within Firm Culture
Engaging poster by Victoria Swindle at the American Association of Law Libraries conference.
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Leveraging patron feedback for change Interesting poster by Rebecca Valentine & Molly Igo shared at the American Association of Law Libraries conference. #AALL2025 #AALL25
Leveraging patron feedback for change
Interesting poster by Rebecca Valentine & Molly Igo shared at the American Association of Law Libraries conference.
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"Librarians form the last line of defense against an information apocalypse."
Interesting summary and takeaways by Joe Patrice from last week's American Association of Law Libraries conference.
Dispatches From The Law Librarian Frontlines -
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Thank you for making #AALL25 unforgettable! From thought-provoking programs to lively conversations and meaningful connections, this year’s Annual Meeting & Conference was one to remember.
We are grateful for everyone who joined us—and we cannot wait to see you next year in Cleveland for #AALL26!
A huge thanks to all who dropped by our booth at the American Association of Law Libraries #AALL25 conference in Portland!
Congratulations to our raffle winner too!
We must bring more pens next year!
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I should add that I really appreciated Kate’s thoughts on the environmental impact and pushing back against vendors in the critical perspectives session. A breath of fresh air! #aall25
AALL honored the Marian Gould Gallagher Distinguished Service Award Winners during the Association Luncheon: Congratulations to Marci Hoffman (not in attendance), James E. Duggan, Anne Klinefelter, and Larry Meyer #AALL25
AALL Immediate Past President Cornell H. Winston passes the gavel to 2025-2026 President Jenny R.F.F. Silbiger. #AALL25
Harnessing the Power of LinkedIn for Professional & Personal Need Speakers include Frankie Ruiz, Daisy DeAnda, & Nathan Rosen Presented clear & easy-to-follow practices described developing compelling profile, setting settings, techniques to make you a thought leader. #AALL2025 #AALL25
Harnessing the Power of LinkedIn for Professional & Personal Need
Speakers include Frankie Ruiz, Daisy DeAnda, & Nathan Rosen
Presented clear & easy-to-follow practices described developing compelling profile, setting settings, techniques to make you a thought leader.
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AI in Law Libraries: Discussing Ethical Considerations and a Way Forward AALL conference presentation on July 22, 2025 Analyzed Model Rules of Professional Responsibility that apply to the use of AI tools in law libraries and their organizations. Discussion of strategies librarians can employ to ethically integrate AI into their own work along with broader ethical issues AI imposes on legal research and practice, such as bias, transparency, and accountability. Speakers include Debbie Ginsberg, Christine H. Park, Ankur Doshi, & Gregory H. Siskind #AALL2025 #aall25
AI in Law Libraries: Discussing Ethical Considerations and a Way Forward
Analyzed Model Rules that apply to the use of AI tools in law libraries and their organizations. Discussion of strategies librarians can employ to ethically integrate AI into their own work.
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To Boldly Go Where Everyone Else Has Gone Before: Generative AI, Policy, and Peactice in Government Libraries #AALL25
Christina Plakas won this year’s Poster Session for “Law Librarians Behind Bars: A Qualitative Study of Jailhouse Lawyers’ Experiences Accessing the Courts.” Congratulations! Thank you to the Annual Meeting Poster Session Award Jury for their hard work. #AALL25
#AALL25 And engaged audience this morning for Service Design, Knowledge Management, and Workflows: How Libraries and IT Departments Work Better Together.
It’s an early morning at #AALL25 and folks are ready to learn at NextGen Bar Exam Early Adoption: A State’s Experience!
#AALL25 The Power and Peril of Undefined Work: How to Manage the Brain’s Obsession with Your “To-Do” List to Increase Emotional Well-Being and Productivity.
Is there more to GenAI in mid-size law firms than legal research? Tuesday morning discussion den tackled this topic and more! #AALL25
Attendees learned how to evaluate their own workflows and processes for potential automation during #AALL25 program Automagic, Meet Data-Driven Decision-Making: Using Automation to Up Your Contracts and Renewals Game.
It was a packed house at Fake News Is Lethal: How Critical Media Literacy Aids to Avert the Violent Consequences of Disinformation. #AALL25
Rebuilding Lives: The Role of Libraries in Post Incarceration Success was one of many vital programs at #AALL25
