This past summer, and again last fall we introduced you to the Touchtype case that holds both your iPad and your full-size Apple wireless keyboard. This week, Salmin Sajid of Sajid Creatives announced new Touchtypes have finally arrived and are ready to find a home. In addition to the gray Touchtypes, Continue reading
Released on the app store yesterday, Ratchet Law delivers the legal news that matters to you in an iPad application.
Highlights from the app store description:
Ratchet Law does the work for you by analyzing thousands of top legal news sources to find the most relevant and interesting articles for your practice areas and interests. We’ve got you covered whether your favorite legal sources are law reviews, blogs, regulatory websites, magazines or newspapers Continue reading
Today Orion Law Management Systems, Inc., a leader in financial and practice management software for professional services firms, announced their newest product–iOrion®, an iOS-ready mobile app, at LegalTech New York. iOrion® is one of the most complete iOS-compatible apps available for Continue reading
The Chattanooga Bar Association Presents
iPractice: Mobile, Social and in the Clouds
Thursday, February 7, 2013
8:15 a.m. – Registration
8:30 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. - Seminar
EPB Building 7th Floor, 10 West M.L. King Blvd., Chattanooga, Tennessee Continue reading
I am pleased to announce my friend Scott Grossberg released his new eBook: The iPad Lawyer. A 90-minute audio book is also included at no additional cost. In this 80 page PDF book, you will learn:
In case you missed it, last month, another major update rolled out for JuryStar. Here’s a quick rundown on what’s new in our jury selection iPad app. Continue reading
Our top post from 2012 will come as no surprise to our regular readers who frequently check back on this popular page for the latest Litigator Apps. Originally published July 4, 2012 as iPad Apps for Litigators & Trial Teams, we made the post a “page” on our site as a solution to the challenge of uncovering the growing list of apps made with litigators and trial teams in mind. We’re glad this resources has been helpful to you. Continue reading
Solo practitioner and iPad enthusiast Heather Hale, Esq.
by Heather Hale
Social media is increasingly recognized as an acceptable component of your marketing strategy in a professional context. The American Bar Association reports that ninety six (96) percent of lawyers are using LinkedIn and thirty eight (38) percent of lawyers are using Facebook for career development and networking. Where once these sites were reserved only for sharing baby pictures and commenting on that latte you just had, now Facebook, LinkedIn, and even Twitter can be used as powerful tools to turbo charge your practice. And best of all, it can all happen amazingly close to real time with social media apps for a range of devices, including iPad of course.
One of the most important things to keep in mind when deciding which form of social media to use for each task you hope to accomplish is to know your audience. Let’s start with the platform that each of you are most likely already on Continue reading
What do a free-roaming wild dog and those who practice the law have in common? We connected with Lawdingo Founder Nikhil Nirmel to find out this and more about his new legal tech start-up recently featured on TechCrunch. Continue reading
Monica Bay, editor-in-chief, Law Technology News Photo by Maggie Soladay
I am honored to share my interview with legal tech rock star Monica Bay. Bay is a member of the California Bar and editor-in-chief of ALM’s Law Technology News. A graduate of the University of San Francisco School of Law, she served as vice-chair of the ABA’s Law Student Division in 1981-82, the first part-time student elected a national officer. She won the ABA Law Practice Management section’s 2003 Edge award for her article “Dealing with the Media.”
Monica Bay (MB): It’s a long story, but my pre-law school investigative reporting Continue reading
