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: The Illinois Trial Practice BlogBest iPhone Applications for Lawyers
By Evan Schaeffer
From the ABA Journal: "More Lawyers Getting iPhones, But What Are the Best Apps?" by Sarah Randag--
The iPhone ?barely registered? on last year?s survey, said Catherine Sanders Reach, director of the ABA?s Legal Technology Resource Center. Reach said that fewer than 5 percent of lawyers who provided brand names of the SmartPhones available at their firms cited the iPhone. This year, 14 percent did, making it second only to the BlackBerry, ABA Site-tation reported.
If you're an iPhone user, be sure to check out Jeff Richardson's weblog, iPhone J.D., which the article at the ABA Journal goes on to mention. Richardson also wrote recently about his favorite iPhone applications at Above the Law: "Top Ten iPhone Apps for Biglawyers." You'll find lots of good ideas there.
Related Post: "Carry the Rules with You on Your iPhone."
Full post as published by The Illinois Trial Practice Blog on May 26, 2009 (boomark / email).
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