For a study on the Ethical/Professional Responsibilities of Legal
Publishers to their customers in the age of Electronically
Promulgated Information...I would appreciate any input, ideas,
opinions or instances regarding information that a)is no longer
available in print format, but only in the new technology (by example
BNA Enviromental for States) or b)was available online or on ROM, but
has been discontinued with/without notice (by example the Daily
Review published by the American Lawyer, available on Lexis, but
taken off last year and now only available via Counsel Connect.)
My goal is to come to some understanding of the professional
obligations of the publishers to their customers in this age of flux
and transformation of legal resources. How do law librarians best
serve their clients when trying to provide access to information cost
effectively, efficently and timely? If we change mediums or become
reliant on a sole source for provisons of resources what are the
guarantees if any and what recourse do we have?
Thanks
Linda Will
Greenberg & Traurig
Miami
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