Top 10 Most Useful iPad Apps for Lawyers & Law Students
If we think about a lawyer or law studying student, a boring room with full of thick books mostly have black cover, heap of files and papers come into mind, isn’t so? But beyond this scenario lawyers have more glorious fame it this profession. For most of you, paperless revolution has sidetracked this noble profession but this is only bottoming half of the story.
In current time, as the smartphone market is on its boom, many app creators have been though about this profession and its need deeply. Whether it is iOS, blackberry, android or other mobile platforms, now you can find many apps targeting lawyers and law students making their work easy and simple.
Now, lawyers, paralegals, and students of law can get on with their work without being shackled to a library, thanks to these revolutionary smartphone apps. Today, we will feature the 10 most useful iPad app for lawyers and law students; these free iPad apps are committed to make their work easier and simpler.
1. The Bill of Rights
In the United States, the Bill of Rights is the name by which the first ten amendments to the United States Constitution are known.
2. Themis Bar Review
Themis has quickly become the leader in online bar review. Offering a cutting-edge curriculum backed by decades of experience in bar exam preparation.
3. Kaplan MBE Flashcards
Kaplan Publishing and Kaplan PMBR present MBE Flashcards and instructional videos to help you score higher on the challenging Multistate Exam.
4. Courtlink
The CourtLink app for iPad allows you to review recent court docket Alert and Track activity. Set up Alerts and Tracks on the CourtLink site and then monitor them from anywhere.
5. Black’s Law Dictionary
For more than a century Black’s Law Dictionary® has been the standard for the language of law. Today it’s the most widely cited law book in the world. Edited by Bryan A. Garner, the 9th Edition is the most comprehensive law dictionary ever published. It contains more than 45,000 terms.
6. Trialpad
When you chose to buy the iPad it wasn’t the cheapest tablet available, but it was the best, and has become the standard by which all others are measured.
7. Jurytracker
JuryTracker is the only jury observation tool on the market. It allows the trial attorney, paralegal, jury consultant and client to observe and report on juror behavior in a consistent, concise and effective way.
8. ABAJournal
The ABA Journal is the United States’ most respected legal magazine, read by half the nation’s 1.1 million lawyers every month. It covers the trends, people and finances of the legal profession from Wall Street to Main Street to Pennsylvania Avenue.
9. Lawbox
LawBox is a legal reference and search utility for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. LawBox features the fastest full text legal search engine on any mobile device.
10. iCLE
iCLE is great for attorneys and office managers. iCLE helps with the tedious task of tracking your CLE credits over the years.
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Thanks for these professional applications.
If you want to save time in meetings, I’d like to recommend a great one which integrated an interesting concept; saving time from your notes. This app, Beesy, generates automatically ToDo lists from a smart note taking. Also, the advantage is you can easily generate professional minutes from your notes and send them by email. Besides, you can browse your ToDo by actions,projects or people.
I strongly recommend Beesy for people which often have meetings and want to appreciate them again