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From a recent West LegalWorks press release, a “Groundbreaking Book From West Legalworks Offers a New Vision for Success in Law Firms.”

From an AP story in today’s Philadelphia Inquirer: “Pennsylvania’s consolidated laws will be posted on a publicly available Web site beginning today, making it the last state to do so.”

According to the edd blog line, “With electronic data discovery rapidly taking the place of document production, New Jersey’s law schools are offering courses to immerse soon-to-be litigators in the new practice.Courses will begin at Seton Hall University School of Law and Rutgers Law School-Newark this fall and at Rutgers-Camden next year” (more).

From WFAA-TV in Dallas/Fort Worth: Judges Resist Digital Law Books.

To all NJLLA Members: AALL has marked this day in history as our official NJLLA birthday. A special thank you to our founding father Scott Fisher and founding mother Karen Brunner, and to the other founding members, for creating this proud organization of librarians. Happy Birthday NJLLA! Congratulations on 20 years of prosperity and service!

Gary Shapiro of The New York Sun, reports on the emerging group of “hip, young librians” in BKLN. See, For New-Look Librarians, Head to Brooklyn the full article.

I think I like it. Yes I really like it!

If you’re attending the AALL meeting in New Orleans, be sure to register for the Joint Chapter reception with LLAGNY and ALLUNY. Space is limited so register early!