One of the challenges of programming large conferences like LegalTech New York, the International Legal Technology Association, or this week's American Association of Law Libraries, is to put together an eclectic set of seminars that address the issues of everyone from first-time attendees to veterans — especially when the programs are developed primarily by volunteers and committees, with limited time. Creating variety, showcasing local area speakers as well as national presenters, and hitting a variety of topics is a major endeavor.
AALL, gathering in Seattle for its 106th annual meeting, offered more than 60 panels developed by their members. The resulting menu is an impressive array of options for the four-day event, which wraps up Tuesday. For this year's conference, two new tracks were added to the group's agenda: a series of "deep dive" panels that run for three hours and 15 minutes (double the normal presentation time), and a Monday Morning Recharge series.
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