I just wanted to post a quick post explaining the lack of posting. TechnoEsq Presentations has been involved in three trials over the past month, creating opening statements/closing arguments and managing exhibits during trial. Things are starting to slow up so as I catch up on work we will be posting again soon. Coming up…
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Exhibit A – Trial Presentation on the iPad
Having just spoken at the Kentucky Bar Association about the paradigm shift the iPad is creating, I am incredibly excited about the new version of Exhibit A. Up until now, most lawyers use programs like Sanction, Verdical, Trial Director, or Exhibit View to present exhibits at trial. This requires a laptop computer and normally someone…
Speaking at the ABA TechShow on April 11
I will be speaking at the ABA TechShow on April 11, 2011, in Chicago this year. I am proud to be speaking twice, first on Managing your Documents on Your Mac with Mark Metzger at 2:30 and then again at 4:30 in a panel format entitled Mac Power Users with my friends Brett Burney and…
Ways for Lawyers to Use Social Media – Guest Post
The massive increase in popularity of social media sites, such as Facebook or Twitter, has created plenty of opportunities for Internet-savvy lawyers. While the vast majority of lawyers still tend to stick with more traditional marketing methods, those who do embrace social media can enjoy deeper networks and more opportunity to flourish as entrepreneurs. Rather…
Virtual CLE – On-Demand Platform by RocketCLE
Rocket Matter, one of our favorite online legal case management programs and our software of choice for my legal practice, has announced RocketCLE, a virtual CLE store featuring CLE’s on-demand. While online CLE’s have been offered in the past and many are offered a-la-carte on websites, Rocket Matter is seeking to fill a niche for…
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…
Droid Smartphone – Not So Safe For Lawyers
Having been to the ABA TechShow and witnessed first hand the anti-fanboyism of iPhone bashing, I must admit it brings me a bit of pleasure to finally bring to the readers of TechnoEsq.com published proof of the Android OS’s security risks and failures. Despite what certain forensics firms spout in what are really their promotional…
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…
Speaking at ILTA 2010 Strategic Unity Conference in Las Vegas
I have been asked to speak at the ILTA (International Legal Technology Association) 2010 Strategic Unity Conference this August 22-26 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. This conference is four and…
