ABSTRACT
An effective law librarian is like high-grade oil in the engine of a top-performance legal organization. The law librarian is the intermediary between the enquirer and the sources of law. Even though more and more sources are available electronically and networked throughout organizations, the role of the librarian remains to assist in identifying resources, arrange for acquisition or licensing, provide easy access to and, where appropriate, train enquirers in effective use of those sources.
