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6 Trends L. Libr. Mgmt. & Tech. 1 (1994-1995)

handle is hein.journals/ttllmt6 and id is 1 raw text is: Trenids Law Library Management Trendsand Technology Vol. 6, No. 1 Mark E. Estes, Editor July-August 1994 I From the Editor- MARK E. ESTES, Holme Roberts & Owen LLC T he editorship of Trends encompasses a wide range of responsibilities and oppor- tunities. For example, each issue must con- tain useful information to you, the reader, and it must be presented so you can readily discern which articles are of interest. Further, the articles should be concise and to the point to avoid wasting your time. Trends will address the wide-ranging chal- lenges facing us as managers and leaders, e.g., rapidly changing technologies, shrinking or static resources with increasing demands, competition from others, and managing our own time as well as the time of others. The first article focuses on a favorite topic of mine-quality of life. The feature article, by Barbara Bevis Houston, was the AALL con- tribution to the Law Related Associations white paper on quality-of-life issues. Barbara compiled the comments of many law librar- ians into a single, cohesive statement. It focuses on law firms because the audience, Law Related Associations (ABA Law Practice Section, Association of Legal Administrators, American Association for Paralegal Educa- tion, National Association of Legal Assistants, Inc., National Court Reporters Association, National Law Firm Marketing Association, ABA Standing Committee on Legal Assistants, National Association of Law Placement, AALL, National Association of Legal Secre- taries and National Federation of Paralegal Associations) deals with the law firm envi- ronment more than other employers of law librarians. The second article, by Joe Stephens, addresses the pressures imposed by Type A personalities on their colleagues and staff. With this issue we make a slight format change: a wider margin at the fold to facili- tate binding or storing in a three-ring binder as we at HRO have. In addition, before this volume is completed we plan to add bar- coding to ease check-in. As always, we seek contributions from you, our readers. Beginning with this issue, we can offer a small honorarium to our authors. Please send your article (preferably on disk) to me at Holme Roberts & Owen LLC, 1700 Lincoln #4100, Denver, CO 80302. You can contact me at the above address or by e-mail, MESTES@CSN.ORG, with suggestions, ques- tions or article ideas. A publication for academic, firm, corporate & government law librarians.

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