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Jury Selection or ‘Voir Dire’ With an iPad
The maturing iPad and iOS system offer a a number of approaches and apps for use in jury selection, or voir dire. Here’s a review of a relatively new player JuryPad, recent updates to JuryStar and reference to old standbys … Continue reading
Trial Notebook iPad App – Review
TabLit recently released Trial Notebook ($69.99), an app aimed at making trial preparation easier and more organized for lawyers. The app is a great concept with a good start, but is still a bit rough around the edges and a bit … Continue reading
Bento Upgrade – No Contact Syncing
Bento is a great application for everything from tracking client info to conducting jury selection/voir dire. But, when is an update/upgrade not an upgrade? The new Bento iPad is a significant upgrade over the prior version. To get the improved … Continue reading
Rulebook Updated – 1Ls and Citation Geeks Rejoice
Just in time for back-to-school, The Bluebook is now available on your iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch as an in-app purchase through rulebook. The Bluebook is a uniform system of legal citation force fed to first year law students and relied … Continue reading
Touchfire Keyboard for iPad
A long, long time ago, I pitched in on a Kickstarter project for a rubberized keyboard overlay for the iPad. The concept attempts to solve one of the biggest problems for touch typists and typing on the iPad, namely, the … Continue reading
App Review: rulebook – Electronic Legal Rules on the iPad
Remember that old Rules of Evidence book you have laying around with the stickies hanging off the side, notes scribbled in the margins and highlighting on important language? A new app developer has put out an app that gets oh-so-close … Continue reading
iPad Notetaking Apps – Deathmatch 2012
Last September’s post regarding handwritten note taking iPad apps presented 5 apps for consideration. Since that time, the number of note taking apps has exploded. Among the standout additions to the shootout: GoodNotes is just about the perfect app for … Continue reading
Which Flavor iPad?
One of the most often asked questions: “Which iPad should I choose?” Spoiler alert: Get the Verizon model, as much memory as you can afford. Why the Verizon iPad? Wireless Presentation. There are three ‘flavors’ for the latest iPad. First, … Continue reading
New, next generation iPad review.
new iPad review The retina display is truly amazing. There is a notable difference in legibility for these tired lawyer eyes. Dictation also seems to work over the Verizon LTE network. However, you must be connected to the Internet in … Continue reading
Review – Oral Argument by TabLit
TabLit software released a new iPad app designed to help attorneys during argument in open court aptly titled “Oral Argument.” TabLit has an intriguing concept, but overall this 1.0 offering lacks execution. The idea behind Oral Argument is to provide … Continue reading