Law libraries are evolving right before our eyes. They are being transformed from underutilized rooms full of books into vibrant information hubs offering end users 24/7, anywhere access to timely, accurate and compelling information. Law firms and corporate legal departments seeking practical ways to manage this transition, turn to Law Library Management, Incorporated for innovative, customized, and cost effective solutions. Law Library Management, Incorporated develops cutting edge service models for law firms and corporate legal departments of all sizes resulting in:
- High quality service tailored to the specific needs of the firm
- Cost savings in payroll taxes and employee benefits
- Alleviation of operational responsibilities for the library
- Elimination of staffing and systems inefficiencies
- Expert training in research skills
- Transformation of the library from a place to a service
Our services
Automation
Law firm libraries of all sizes need systems to manage the flow of information to and from the library to the firm’s attorneys. Law Library Management, Incorporated has worked with all the most commonly used library software applications as well as in-house systems developed by law firm personnel. Utilizing our in-depth understanding of how most firms best use their library resources, we are expert at installing systems that best fit the firm’s needs. In this area, one size does not fit all firms, and there are many ways to automate law firm libraries.
Outsourcing
Outsourcing can take many forms and is often turned to as a way to streamline, tailor and lower the costs of operating a law library. Outsourcing can offer a more flexible service model that is designed to be more cost effective and relevant to the entity it is serving. Outsourcing is the only way to access the wide range of library services on an as-need or project by project basis.
Consulting
Law Library Management, Incorporated draws on over 40 years of experience managing all aspects of law library operations. Typical consulting projects include the following categories: Library Audit, Reorganizations and Moves, Contract Negotiation, Collection Development, Survey and Usage Data Analysis.