The integration of artificial intelligence, facilitated by devices like the iPad, is revolutionizing the legal profession by streamlining tasks, enhancing research capabilities, and reshaping the landscape of legal practice.
Freeform, a free Apple app, enables users to import multimedia onto a virtual canvas, allowing for seamless brainstorming, trial strategy development, and collaboration with real-time editing capabilities, offering limitless possibilities for trial presentations and mediation strategies.
Many technophobic litigators feel overwhelmed by the plethora of available programs and apps, lacking the time, inclination, or understanding to invest in changing their established workflow; however, leveraging an iPad, can be transformative, facilitating a practical, efficient, and cost-effective litigation system with easy document review, annotation, and dynamic courtroom presentations.
If you’re reading this blog post, you’re probably interested in learning how to use an iPad to improve your advocacy
All experienced litigators know that most cases are won or lost in the office, not the courtroom. Instead, it is meticulous discovery and preparation that leads to outstanding results. In my 40 years of trying civil cases, I have found that complete command of all relevant evidence, testimony, and caselaw with fingertip access and total mobility is the key to effective advocacy.
Many lawyers recognize the benefits of using an iPad for case preparation and presentation but are unsure about compatibility issues in the predominantly Microsoft-based legal profession. How can I utilize my iPad for case preparation, presentation, and daily tasks while using Windows at the office? This is the common question when discussing the power and benefits of using an iPad for litigation.
