In this study law school faculty comment on their plans for using the law library after the pandemic.  The study helps its readers to answer questions such as: how much will faculty use the print collections as much post pandemic as they had pre-pandemic? Which faculty may use such collections less, or the same amount, or even more?  Which online services have faculty grown more accustomed to during the pandemic and how will that impact their use of library resources in the future?  How easy or difficult was it for faculty to integrate library-origin and other content into their online classes? How often will faculty visit the physical library and will some faculty visit less frequently than in the past? Which pandemic library practices do faculty feel should be carried over in the post pandemic period?  How do faculty evaluate the library's performance during the pandemic?