The ABA's Legal Technology Resource Center has provided ABA members with practical technology services and guidance for more than twenty years. The LTRC's staff of law librarians, lawyers, and legal professionals research, write, and educate lawyers about the latest technology trends, obstacles, and opportunities. The LTRC is dedicated to helping ABA members leverage technology to make their practices and organizations more successful.

Some of the LTRC's work includes:

Helping thousands of attorneys and law firms with legal technology questions via the LTRC phone and e-mail hotline;

Surveying lawyers regarding their use of technology for more than a decade, including the most recent 2011 ABA Legal Technology Survey Report

Researching significant emerging technology issues, including XML standards development, universal citation, and e-filing;

Teaching Continuing Legal Education courses on legal technology and practice management issues at hundreds of conferences around the United States and Canada; and

Working with legal technology vendors and experts to provide ABA members with exclusive discounts and meaningful training on popular products and services.

The LTRC staff also provides support to the ABA Standing Committee on Technology and Information Systems (SCOTIS), whose members are selected by the ABA President and who meet quarterly to provide guidance on both external and internal technology issues. SCOTIS was created in 1997 as a successor to the Coordinating Commission on Legal Technology (CCOLT).

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