A chapter of the American Association of Law Libraries
 

HALL February Meeting
HALL Spring Seminar

 


The Houston Area Law Librarians (HALL) began as an informal group meeting at lunch to exchange ideas and suggestions. The group, called the Houston Law Librarians, was founded in 1973 by librarians representing libraries of six law firms, four corporations, three law schools, and one city agency. HALL was organized formally in 1978 and became a chapter of the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) in 1981.

     --  Is "Privacy" Still in the Dictionary? Greg Lambert, Toby Brown (November 2008)

     --  AALL & New Horizons Jean M. Wenger (February 2008)

     --  Cool Tech Tools for Lawyers and Law Students  (March 2007)

     --  Access to Government Documents in the Digital Age  (March 2007)

     --  Exploring the Future of the Law Library (February 2007)

     --  The Art of Working a Room : Schmoozing 101 (Fall 2006)

     --  Trends & Business Strategies in the Legal Industry (August 2006)     

     --  RSS Feeds (January 2006)     

     --  Legal Trends & Resources (Spring 2005)     

     --  Strangers in the Stacks : Xers & Millenials (April 2005)

     --  Internet Tools for Legal Research (Spring 2003)


Heart of the Law School :
Houston
and Its Academic Law Libraries

A history of Houston's three academic law libraries. 
 (Originally appeared in the HALL Newsletter)
 

Links to Information Resources

 

Law Library Resources
 

HALL's Law Library Catalogs & Web Sites
 

Continuing Legal Education in Houston




United States Law on the Web






  Legal Clinics


Environmental Law & Justice Center
 ... from Texas Southern University,
     Thurgood Marshall School of Law
 

 

 Legal Research


                       
      

Houston Area Library Groups

 

 

 

Houston Area Law Librarians

 


Last update: 02/09/10
Comments or questions:
Richard Guajardo.