Once upon a time, virtual law libraries were the vision of the future, like flying cars to “Jetsons” fans.
Junking books in favor of Internet resources and CD-ROMs would let firms reallocate library space. Lawyers would do their own research from desktop computers. Marion the Librarian, exit stage left; techies to center stage.
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