Most successful trial lawyers have the knack for simplifying the incredibly complex so that the core issues are easily grasped by whatever audience is at hand– be it client, judge, jury, arbitrator, mediator, or opposing counsel. Part of the simplification … Continue reading
From a lawyer’s perspective, two shortcomings of the iPad are the limited memory of the available versions of the devices (16 GB, 32 GB, 64GB, 128GB) and the inability to transfer data to or from the iPad by USB thumb drive, … Continue reading
I will be co-teaching two iPad CLE classes at the South Carolina Bar Convention. This is part of the Law Office Technology Seminar starting at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday January 26, 2013. I am really looking forward to these sessions … Continue reading
While it is almost always preferable to have a witness appear live at a trial or hearing, if that is simply not possible, then consider whether a video appearence is appropriate. In the video below, we demonstrate the use of … Continue reading
Whether for fun or for work, there are a number of iPad applications that allow the creative minded attorney to produce high quality photographs, videos, audio, slide presentations and art work that a few years ago would have required sophisticated … Continue reading
While investigating the practicality of time capture software (e.g., Element 55, Time Builder, Smart Time—to be the subject of a future article), I learned that one of the major holes in all of these programs is the ability to capture … Continue reading
There are a number of PC programs and iPad applications that can be used to audio record voices and sounds while an attorney takes notes—synching the recording to the notes for easy reference. This is an extremely useful tool when … Continue reading
Some are old, some are new, but they have all made the Hytech Lawyer’s current recommended list of best iPad apps for Lawyers. 1. Goodreader ($4.99 App Store) One of the best selling non-Apple apps for iPad in 2011. This … Continue reading
[Note: 7Notes is available for Android and Kindle Fire, but only the iPad and iPhone versions were tested for this review.] For the past two years, I have been waiting for an App with the ability to accurately and practically … Continue reading
HAPPY NEW YEAR! It’s time again for another update to the Hytech Lawyer’s favorite lawyer productivity applications: 1. Goodreader ($4.99 App Store) One of the best selling non-Apple apps for iPad in 2011. This App allows you read and in … Continue reading
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