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CI professionals come to the profession with a variety of experiences and perspectives. Recently, I had the good fortune to be introduced to Emily Cunningham Rushing, the CI Specialist at Haynes and Boone LLP. Emily boasts an impressive education and background: She has earned JD and MLIS degrees, and was previously a Research Specialist at King & Spalding LLP. I spoke with Emily about CI at her law firm, how her education has shaped her career, and how she sees CI evolving over time.
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