Having done numerous trials via TechnoEsq Presentations I have used almost every major PC trial presentation software available from TrialDirector to Verdical and Sanction. When given the option, we almost always use the relatively new windows-based trial presentation software Exhibitview. Since we have first-hand knowledge of these presentation programs and also use them in my…
Category Archives: Litigation
3D MRI and CT Visualization in Real Time for Trial or Mediation
As a lot of you know, I have been busy with out of town speaking engagements, TechnoEsq Presentation projects as well as some family issues which have been monopolizing a lot of my time. Despite this, I have been literally bombarded with some amazing new technologies that I have been dying to post about. One…
iPhone and iPad for Lawyers: Apps You Need to Be Using
I am proud to announce that I will be holding a webinar on using the iPhone and iPad in your legal practice next Thursday, October 28 at 3:00 p.m. EST. We will be covering essential iPad and iPhone apps for any practicing lawyer. I have been using the iPhone for over 5 years and the…
Learning from Opening Statements
TechnoEsq was recently asked to digitize a few opening statements by two Adjunct Professors from University of Louisville, John DeCamillis and Chris Meinhart. Chris and John are exceptional trial attorneys and are teaching the future lawyers at UofL Brandeis School of Law by having them view actual attorneys in actual trials. Since we digitized these…
Picking a Jury? There’s an App for That!
I was interviewed for an article in LawyersUSA Online on the recently reviewed app, iJuror, on TechnoEsq. Of course, iJuror has made some improvements since our review and the article, with the most recent being able to make selections for multiple jurors at a time. There aren’t a lot of apps which are specifically made…
Speaking at the ILTA Conference Today
I am speaking this morning at the ILTA (International Legal Technology Association) 2010 Strategic Unity Conferenceat the Aria Convention Center in Las Vegas. I will be speaking on lawyers and law firms using iPhones and iPads in their practice and how this can be integrated into a PC-centric law firm. If you are a reader…
iJuror – Using the iPad in Jury Selection
This is one of a series of posts we will be doing on iPad apps for lawyers. Some of these apps will need video to properly display the power and features of the app, such as iAnnotate, however our first app is pretty self-explanatory. iJuror assists attorneys in selecting a jury. By Front9Technologies, iJuror is…
U.S. Code for iPad
Every attorney has heard about the iPad by now and if there is one question I’ve been asked most is how do I use it in my practice. Most people are shocked to find out that I use my iPad for legal work more than for pleasure. Unlike the iPhone, where there are some apps…
MILO Chat – Episode 16 – “Apple iPad Special – Part 2″
MILO Chat – Episode 16 – “Apple iPad Special – Part 2″ This episode… Apple iPad Special – Part 2 Hosted by: Victor Medina, Finis Price, and Ben Stevens. We discuss the iPad right after orders were allowed. Comments? Send them to milochat@miloweekly.com Subscribe to this podcast using iTunes! Embedded player here: Download the podcast…
MILO Chat – Episode 15 – “Apple iPad Special – Part 1″
MILO Chat Weekly – Episode 15 – “Apple iPad Special – Part 1″ This episode… Apple iPad Special – Part 1 Hosted by: Victor Medina, Finis Price, Adam Greivell and Ben Stevens. We discuss the iPad right after its announcement. Comments? Send them to milochat@miloweekly.com Subscribe to this podcast using iTunes! Embedded player here: Download…