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Private Law Libraries Special Interest Section
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CONTENTS American Association of Law Libraries (AALLNET)
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PLL/SIS Corporate Law Librarians' GroupDESCRIPTION The PLL/SIS Corporate Law Librarians' Group is made up of librarians who function in a corporate environment, rather than a law firm environment. The group meets once a year at the AALL Annual Meeting and conducts the rest of its business by letter, telephone and e-mail.
The PLL/SIS Corporate Law Librarians' Group began informally about
1986 when Peggy Butler of New York Life Insurance Company gathered
colleagues together during the annual meeting to discuss common
problems and concerns. These original meetings were held on an ad hoc
basis and were not announced in the programs. About 1990, they started
having more "official" meetings, which were announced in the
program and usually coincided with those of PLL's other groups. The
topics for discussion usually come from ideas generated by members
prior to the meeting and from concerns which come up during the
roundtble. IMPORTANT PROJECTS DIRECTORY: The group has a directory of members. Currently, the
directory is based only on members who have attended the meetings and
submitted their names and addresses during annual meetings, or people
who have contacted the chair for inclusion. Feedback from the
corporate group indicates that the directory is used by the membership
and that annual revisions continue to be an important priority for the
group. LINKS TO OTHER INFORMATION The Value of the Corporate Law Librarian FOR MORE INFORMATION
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