There are various trial presentation apps available for iPad, such as TrialPad, which make it convenient to import documents from multiple sources. However, even though most PCs now come with USB “A” ports, a dual flash drive that has both USB “A” and USB “C” can be used to transfer data from a Windows PC to an iPad that only has USB “C” ports.
Trial presentation apps like TrialPad also easily import documents from cloud storage providers like Dropbox, Box, or One Drive.
Many lawyers may not be aware that the iPad can be easily integrated and used for litigation, even if their law firm primarily uses Microsoft Windows. The iPad offers a comfortable and organic way to prepare and present cases, allowing for a move beyond traditional paper methods with apps like LiquidText, which was named the “Most Innovative iPad App of the Year” by the Apple Store. LiquidText is a fast comprehensive way to review and organize documents with a relational data workspace that is a major game changer for deep research and analysis. The iPad is a must-have power tool for every litigator and when used to its full potential offers a competitive edge.
