According to the eDepo website, “eDepo’s patent-pending software brings synced video depositions and powerful presentation software to your fingertips.” From attorney Karl Seelbach, CEO and Founder of eDepo.com: Continue reading
If you use PowerPoint for your presentations, you may want to check out the free iOS app called SlideShark. Continue reading
How would you like to turn your favorite mobile device into a remote mouse, touch pad and custom keyboard solution for your PC or Mac? Pretty cool, right? The Air Keyboard App is available for iPhone, iPad and Android, and this video gives you a sneak peak of its ease of use and functionality: Continue reading
The Boston Lawyer Chapter of the American Constitution Society and Boston Bar Association presented: Justice and the Jury Trial featuring:
The ABA Journal published an article entitled “The Mobile Lawyer” where writer Joe Dysart acknowledges that mobile applications are pushing the legal sector forward:
While the format has its skeptics, mobile apps are revolutionizing the way law is being practiced in the U.S.—a trend that will only intensify this year, according to ardent supporters. Continue reading
by Ben Beasley
Chrome Remote Desktop allows you to login and access–with a secure connection–any computer you own (Mac, Windows, or Linux) that has the Chrome Web Browser and the Remote Desktop app installed. You can make your home or office computer available on a short-term basis for a specific purpose, such as remote tech-support, or on a long-term basis for an uncomplicated way to remotely access your computer’s files and applications. It works even if Continue reading
New Orleans attorney Jeff Richardson included in his latest “In the news” at iPhone J.D., a link to the MacLitigator article written by Utah attorney Pete Summerill reviewing jury selection apps. Much to our pleasant surprise, our jury selection app JuryStar was one of two apps originally featured in the post. Continue reading
Caitlin “Cat” Moon
by Caitlin Moon
I just learned about MobiLit for iPad from the MyCase blog, and while I haven’t yet had a chance to test out it’s functionalities, it shows tremendous promise if it can do all that it claims, and do it well. With MobiLit, you can: Continue reading
by Ben Beasley
As an accompanying piece to my Scrivener article on February 25, I also wanted to mention Index Card, an idea-organization app available for the iPad and iPhone that syncs with Scrivener, making for an extremely versatile and inexpensive way of managing your ideas and writing on the go and then back at the office. Continue reading
by Ben Beasley
Scrivener is a writing application (for Mac and Windows) that combines a word processor with project management software, allowing you to create, structure, and edit any number of documents or reports within a single case file. The real benefit to lawyers is that you can also pull all research and client/case information into the same file. That is, Scrivener allows an attorney to keep all the information and content relevant to a particular client or area of law in the same place. Continue reading
