The AALL Annual Meeting & Conference is the premier event organized by the American Association of Law Libraries, bringing together law librarians and legal information professionals from across the nation. In 2007, the conference celebrated its 100th anniversary in New Orleans, Louisiana, from July 14 to 17, marking the third time the city hosted this significant gathering.
The 2007 conference featured a diverse array of sessions and workshops addressing critical topics in the legal information field. A notable program titled "And Still I Rise: Resurrecting the Legal System in New Orleans...Tales from the Trenches" focused on the challenges and responses to the collapse of the New Orleans justice and legal education infrastructures following Hurricane Katrina. This session provided valuable insights into rebuilding resilient legal systems.
Attendees had the opportunity to engage in various networking events, including the opening cultural program showcasing Indian folk music and dance, and the IALL Annual Dinner at a renowned local restaurant. The conference also featured an expo hall with nearly 100 exhibiting companies, offering a platform for professionals to explore the latest products and services in the legal information industry.
The AALL Annual Meeting & Conference is ideal for law librarians, legal information specialists, and related professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge, network with peers, and stay abreast of developments in the field. The 2007 event, set against the backdrop of New Orleans' rich culture and history, provided a unique and enriching experience for all participants.
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Event Details
- Date
- July 15-17, 2007
- 3 days
- Location
- 🇺🇸 New Orleans, United States
- New Orleans, Louisiana
- Audience
- Law librarians, legal information professionals, legal educators, and related professionals.
- Attendees
- Approximately 1,700 member attendees and nearly 100 exhibiting companies.