MILOfest (the 3 day convention for Mac using lawyers from MILO) is November 10-12 in Orlando this year. I will be speaking on OS X Lion as well as using the iPad in your law practice. Many more talented speakers will be there including, Mark Marenda, Ben Stevens, Larry Port, Jack Newton, Victor Medina, Randy…
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Been in Trial
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…
Symantec Releases Report on iPhone and iPad Security vs. Android
It’s hard to argue with Symantec, one of the leading anti-virus, trojan and malware companies in the world, when they discuss the security of an operating system. What is interesting is that this leader in the market of security has come out with a report on the security of iOS (iPhone and iPad) compared with…
TrialPad 2.0 Review – Trial Presentation App for the iPad
***UPDATE – Please note that a video is posted in the comments below purporting to be TrialPad displaying the wrong exhibit on the display than that shown on the iPad. I have been in direct contact with the developers of TrialPad and neither they nor myself are able to reproduce this alleged “defect”. Upon closer…
iPhone Tips, Tricks and Apps for Lawyers ExecSense Webinar
I will be giving a webinar this Friday, June 24, 2011 at 2:00 pm EST on iPhone Tips, Tricks and Apps for Lawyers through ExecSense. This webinar will cover everything you need to know as an attorney on using your iPhone in your legal practice. It will include a list of 15 must-have apps for…
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…
Arrested? There’s an App for That!
So it’s the middle of the night and you’ve been arrested. You don’t already have an attorney so what do you do? Why, you shut your mouth and open up the LawyerUp app is what you do! For $5.00/month or $100 per usage for non-members (aptly named the “pay-in-a-pinch plan”) you can use this Android…
Legal Tech Seminar at Kentucky Justice Association
As most of you know, I am the Chair of the Technology seminar for the Kentucky Justice Association this year. While in past years we have had great turnouts for this seminar, I have decided to do something a little different this year in bringing in out of state speakers along with our local experts…
iPad Apps Lawyers Should Be Using Webinar
I’ve spoken over 10 times this year at various seminars on how lawyers can use their iPads in their legal practice and I’m thrilled to announce my next speaking event on June 2, 2011. This will be a webinar so even if you can’t make it to one of my live “performances” you can see…
iPad for Lawyers – There’s an App for That at Indiana Trial Lawyers Association
I am proud to announce I am speaking next Wednesday, May 11, at the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association’s 2011 Techapalooza! Once again I will be teaching other practicing attorneys apps they can use to make their iPad the only computer they need outside of the office. From apps used during litigation to actually using the…
