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18 Trends L. Libr. Mgmt. & Tech. 1 (2008)

handle is hein.journals/ttllmt18 and id is 1 raw text is: Volume 18 rens IN LAW LIBRARY MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY Edited by Pbilip C. Berwick - *For academic, firm, corporate, and govemment law librarians Decisions, Decisions, Decisions: Developing a Law Library Collection for the Cbarlotte School of Law By Bobbie Studwell, Associate Dean of Library and Information Services, Charlotte School of Law C ollection development gurus have told us for some time that collections are changing and we in turn must change our buying habits. Many of us have been involved with the care and feeding of evolving collections since vendors started providing electronic access to treatises in the I990s. For most of us, our routine is to prepare a yearly budget knowing we can add very little new material. The bulk of our collections need ongoing maintenance, which eats up most of our yearly allocation. So, imagine having the opportunity to start from scratch and build a collection that will meet the needs of a new law school, satisfy many of our student's requests for electronic access to everything, and hold down some of those ongoing maintenance costs. (2288) )

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