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Yale Law-ILL and documents

The Lillian Goldman Library at Yale Law School is offering free document delivery services to the Tulane and Loyola (New Orleans) law library communities and to Yale Law School alumni affected by Hurricane Katrina.

Please contact lawill@pantheon.yale.edu.

Fred Shapiro

Associate Librarian for Collections and Access Lillian Goldman Library Yale Law School

Chase (Bank) Offer-documents

Chase Law Library

One Chase Plaza, 25th Floor

New York, NY 10005

Tel. (212) 552-7820

Fax (212) 383-6626

Email: Tammy.Raum@Chase.com

and

Email: Legal Library Assistants@Chase.com

will help by making available their subject specialty resources by document delivery in the banking, securities, and New York State/New York City fields.

Best regards,

Tammy Raum,

Law Library Director

Tel. (212) 552-7820

University of Cincinnati (Law)-ILL and document delivery offer

The Marx Law Library at the University of Cincinnati College of Law is offering free ILL/document delivery services to the Tulane and Loyola-New Orleans law library communities, and to Cincinnati Law alumni affected by Hurricane Katrina. Contact information at http://www.law.uc.edu/library/index.html

Joseph A. Hodnicki
Associate Director for Library Operations
Director of Web Communications

Marx Law Library - Room 315
College of Law
University of Cincinnati
PO Box 210040
Cincinnati, OH 45221
v: 513-556-4407
f: 513-556-6265
e: joseph.hodnicki@uc.edu
http://www.law.uc.edu/

D'Angelo Law Library-ILL and Relocation Offer

The D'Angelo Law Library of the University of Chicago invites academic law librarians from areas affected by Hurricane Katrina who wish to temporarily relocate to Chicago to contact us. We can provide a desk and access to resources, etc.

We offer ILL/document delivery at no charge to the Tulane and Loyola law library communities. We also can participate in efforts to rebuild the libraries when that stage is reached.

Judith Wright

Associate Dean for Library and Information Services D'Angelo Law Library, University of Chicago

1121 East 60th Street

Chicago, IL 60637

jm-wright@uchicago.edu

773-702-9616

Fax 773-702-2889

Pace Law Library-ILL and research offer

The Pace Law School Library in White Plains, New York will be happy to provide free interlibrary loan, document delivery, and research assistance to law libraries in the area affected by Hurricane Katrina.  Please contact Marie Newman, Director of the Law Library and Associate Professor of Law, 914 422-4169, mnewman@law.pace.edu, if you would like to take advantage of this offer.

Univ Buffalo-ILL and hosting offer

The University at Buffalo Law Library will provide free ILL and document delivery to law libraries in the areas affected by Hurricane Katrina. We can also provide office space and access to resources for one or two law librarians who wish to relocate temporarily to Buffalo.

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Jim Milles

Associate Dean & Director of the Law Library Associate Professor of Law University at Buffalo Law School The State University of New York

208 O'Brian Hall

Buffalo, NY 14260

(716) 645-2089

jgmilles@buffalo.edu

Canadian ILL, Doc Delivery

I am co-ordinating an effort on the part of Canadian Academic Law Libraries to provide free document delivery/ILL of Canadian legal materials to academic and courthouse law libraries. We believe that this may take some of the load off American academic law libraries which will have to absorb most of the requests for American and International legal materials. Until everything is completely in place, please ask those law libraries in a position to make requests to send them to <lawill@unb.ca> or phone 506-458-7978 (Lorraine Bateman). If we are unable to supply the items requested we will forward the requests to Canadian libraries that can, as quickly as possible.

We will prefer electronic delivery for one time use wherever possible, then fax, and when necessary and possible, by post.

I will also post a note to CALL-L requesting that, where possible, libraries hold their duplicates for possible contribution to a re-building effort at a future time.

Anne Crocker

Biddle Library will waive fees

The Biddle Law Library of the University of Pennsylvania is here to help attorneys and law librarians who relied on the devastated libraries for their document delivery needs. All fees will be waived for our photocopy services for colleagues in the affected states. For assistance please contact Merle Slyhoff at mslyhoff@law.upenn.edu.