Legal Information Management is a small, woman-owned business founded in 1984 by Ann DiLoreto, MSLIS.
With a background in library and information science and over four decades of hands-on experience, I help organizations organize and make practical use of complex information.
After beginning my career managing a private law firm library in Boston, I moved to Silicon Valley, where I worked with librarians and organizations to modernize their systems during the early growth of networked and web-based technologies. I later relocated to Hawaii, where I continue to work with a focused group of clients and projects.
Experience & Focus
My work includes:
- Legal and institutional information systems
- Database design and publishing workflows
- Training, seminars, and technical support
- Ongoing consulting for specialized and legacy systems
Today, I provide selective consulting and technical support—helping clients keep their systems organized, usable, and running reliably.
Speaking & Professional Activities
Through seminars, workshops, and conference presentations, I helped bring database systems into use in law firms, law libraries, and special libraries during their early adoption.
I have presented for organizations including Stanford Law School, the American Association of Law Libraries, Computers in Libraries, Legal Tech, and the Bar Association of San Francisco.
Clients
Since 1984, Legal Information Management has supported over 450 organizations across a wide range of fields, including:
- Law firm libraries
- Research institutions and think tanks
- Educational and religious organizations
- Government and public utilities
- Advocacy and nonprofit groups
- Healthcare and manufacturing organizations
- Museums and cultural institutions
Recent work includes support for the Simon Wiesenthal Center Digital Archives, contributing to efforts in tolerance and human rights.