The group concluded that forming partnerships with lawyers and MIS staff is an effective means for implementing new technologies for library services. Librarians offer their unique perspective on print versus online contents. Although participants agreed library services are in great demand, the resources needed to maintain and expand services come only with marketing and promotion of the library. In addition, librarians feel great pressure to stay abreast of technological developments. It is of great concern that the time to accomplish such is lacking.
Further pressure is felt as librarians roles' are expanding with the explosion of information.
Librarians struggle to provide quality information services as library staffs may not possess the increasing skills needed to implement such service. The increased work pace and the resulting stress on the library staff must be addressed. Librarians need to examine how to manage these competing forces of work life. A population of private law librarians who will continue to be competent, viable, professional leaders within the private setting. Employers in private settings will understand the complexity of the legal information environment and the value of law librarians.