Vancouver Law Librarian Blog

Law societies in most provinces have guidelines for continuing professional development (CPD), and traditionally, credits for that CPD have been earned by attending CLE seminars and workshops.In BC...

Congratulations to Robert Ambrogi! One of the legal industry's first bloggers, his blog Lawsites is now six years old.

I'm noting a couple items here for personal reference. So when the economy has righted itself once again, I can reflect back on some of the legal industry reaction.As we reach the tail end of 2008,...

Big changes of late at the library formerly known as the "BC Courthouse Library". Yes, they've changed their name, their logo, and most excitingly, launched a beta version of their new online catal...

Let's see... we've got a law firm SEO, a social media consultant, and a KM, Library & Information Management consultancy. How about a company specializing in legal information cost recovery?Enter C...

After a long weekend of mysql databases, .htaccess files, blog upgrades, and php coding work, the Canadian legal blogging co-op, Slaw is now just a few hours away from moving into its new home at F...

Congratulations to Blake Carver and the many authors who have contributed to the last 9 years of LISNews!

Most everyone in the Vancouver law library community knows that Susan Crysler recently left us for an opportunity to work in Bermuda. Well, I'm happy to relay that the local newspaper, The Royal Ga...

The BC Labour Legislation Manual was the only Quickscribe update for October.For daily updates to the statutes and regulations of British Columbia, visit BCLegislation.ca.

One of my Stem clients that I've previously blogged about is JD Supra, a web 2.0 legal document sharing service. And while I like to show support for all my clients, as a librarian, I've always bee...