This report presents aggregated data from more than 80 law libraries, with data broken out for type and size of library and including data for privatecompany, law firm, government and university law libraries. Presents more than 300 tables of data on topics such as overall materials spending, spending on journals, books and ebooks, print reporters, online databases, CD-ROM and other information vehicles. Additional data quantifies cost of librarian travel, use of blogs and RSS feeds, library involvement in legal continuing education, and information literacy and training efforts. The report also provides extensive detail on salaries, current and planned additions and contractions to libraries, substitution of digital for print resources, and other issues of concern to law libraries and their parent organizations.
Available June 2006