Today, LIPA’s Preservation Week 2019 series continues with information about Preserving America’s Legal Materials in Print (PALMPrint)! Is your library running out of space to house print materials? Is your library materials budget not keeping up with inflation?  Are you facing difficult weeding decisions? Join the 61 libraries that have already become members of PALMPrint! PALMPrint is a collaborative project developed by the Legal Information Preservation Alliance (LIPA) an

We are thrilled to announce the launch of PALMPrint’s new interface! Watch the PALMPrint Interface Launch Webinar from June 26, 2018 to preview searching and ordering in the system. Or read the PALMPrint Instructions for searching and ordering. Access the interface at https://wld.williambmeyer.com/. #PALMPrint #webinar

As we wrap up another annual Preservation Week, it seems like a good time to review LIPA’s services and our accomplishments for the year. Here are the highlights. PALMPrint (Preserving America’s Legal Materials in Print): completed year 2 of the 3-year PALMPrint pilot project ingested over 60,000 volumes held a PALMPrint Update and Futures Meeting in October 2014 working on gap filling to complete the federal and state primary law materials working on improving the access and

PALMPrint:  Preserving America’s Legal Materials in Print (PALMPrint) is a collaborate project of the New England Law Library Consortium (NELLCO) and the Legal Information Preservation Alliance (LIPA).  It aims to develop a shared, circulating collection of primary, U.S. legal materials in print.   The concept was announced in 2012, and in 2013, the project reached its membership goal with approximately 60 member libraries committing to support this project to-date.  For more

There will be a meeting of the Legal Information Preservation Alliance held during the upcoming AALS conference in New Orleans.  The meeting will be onSaturday, January 5, from 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. in Room 151 of the Tulane Law School.  Pastries and juice will be available, courtesy of our host James Duggan.  (If you are a coffee drinker, please bring your own!) Our agenda includes an update on projects and services plus a discussion of LIPA member communications and a plan

LIPA is pleased to announce Preserving America’s Legal Materials in Print (PALMPrint), an exciting collaborative pilot project aimed at developing a shared, circulating collection of primary U.S. legal materials in print. Working with NELLCO, the two organizations jointly have committed to underwrite $120,000.00 of the total cost of the three-year project. The remaining costs will be shared by the participating libraries. LIPA and NELLCO hope to secure commitments from at lea