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iPad Apps for Lawyers

Here you will find a running list of iPad apps developed specifically for lawyers. The prices of the apps are accurate on the date that the date that the app was included on the list, but may have changed since then, so be sure to check the iTunes store for the most up-to-date pricing. Aside from a few big aggregators, I’m including apps for federal and state codes, laws, regulations, etc. and if I’m missing one, please let me know. If you know of an app that’s missing, feel free to contact me and I’ll be happy to consider adding your app.

Trial Apps

Legal Research Apps

Pre-Trial Apps

Reference Apps

Legal Services Apps

  • Men’s Divorce Source
  • Divorce Attorney
  • iLivingWill

Intellectual Property/Patents/Copyrights

  • Intellectual Property
  • Copyrights
  • Patent Search

Other Useful Apps for Lawyers

CLE/Education Apps

Calculator iPad Apps for Lawyers

  • Tennessee Child Support Calculator
  • O’Connor’s Law Calc
  • Child Support Calculator (North Carolina)

Legal Apps by State

California

Florida

Louisiana

New York

North Carolina
  • North Carolina General Statutes
  • North Carolina Laws (Chapters 1-168A of NC General Statutes)

Pennsylvania

Texas

More Apps Coming Soon! I’m writing a short eBook with my recommendations of all the apps lawyers should consider downloading for the iPad. With the law firms I have helped so far, it’s been quite a pleasure to see how quickly they (lawyers) are able to adopt and understand the iPad and the numerous ways it is able to help them practice law.
 
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Facebook for Article Writers – Developing a Social Media Strategy as an Article Writer

The allure of Facebook is undeniable, especially for people with insights or content to share.

With more than 750 million active users, the social networking site is quickly becoming an attractive option for article writers hoping to build business relationships and generate additional website traffic.

But, launching a social networking account for your brand without having a plan or strategy to implement, as well as a way to evaluate your progress, is a big mistake.

Don’t let a lack of planning or a misunderstanding of what Facebook is all about slap you around or you’ll end up like Delores – confused and misunderstanding the power of the technology. Instead, follow these tips for creating a social networking account to extend the reach of your article writing:

  • Proper Branding – One of the first things you have to decide is how you are going to brand your Facebook page – i.e. are you going to use your name, the name of your company or the name of a specific product? Also, are you only going to use the profile to share professional items or are you going to mix in a combination of personal and professional? You’re better off separating your personal profile, if you have one, and a profile you’re using for promotional purposes.
  • Do Your Research – Devote set amounts of time to listen to what other people are doing with Facebook. The set amount of time will help keep you focused until you figure out the most memorable strategies for building your brand as an expert. Then, scale back and focus on those powerful strategies.
  • Making Connections – Make real connections with real people, not bots or spammers. Build your fan base on real people. The bots and spammers don’t add any real value, so focus solely on the real ones.
  • Manage the Proportion of “Salesy” Messages – Treat social media sites as you would a table full of friends. Listen and contribute when you have something valuable to say. Build the relationship first and then ease into your sales message. That is (and always will be) the best way to acquire long-term customers no matter what form of marketing you’re using.
  • Engage Others – Join conversations on social media sites and share the same level of great content you do in your articles. If people have questions and you already have an article written on the topic, connect them to that article. If you don’t have an existing article answering the question, consider writing one and sharing it.
  • Evaluate – Take note of your average article stats before you start using Facebook to promote your articles. Then, as you start implementing your strategy, take another look at those same statistical categories to see what has worked and what needs to be changed.
  • Share New Articles – You can also use Facebook to share your newly published articles when they come out. It’s a great way to promote the new article and showcase your expertise.

Use these tips to develop a strategy to help you get a higher return on your article writing efforts.

Case Study: How an Attorney Can Use the iPad 2

I started working with a law firm client of mine about 4 years ago, which was my first foray into the legal services industry. Since then, I have learned a great deal about the industry, the clients within it and the marketing practices that surround it.

This case study series will be focused on following one attorney as he learns how to use the iPad 2 in correlation with his daily needs.


Week 2 Update

Current Situation: The iPad 2 has been purchased (2 weeks ago), all tutorials have been read and the attorney is very comfortable using the iPad 2.

Apps Downloaded/Utilized: Dropbox, Fastcase, iAnnotate PDF, Documents To Go® Premium – Office Suite, GoodReader for iPad, LexisNexis Legal News, LawStack, Child Support Calculator (North Carolina) – Rosen Law Firm

Notes: The attorney is becoming very familiar with the iPad 2 very quickly. He is bookmarking legal statutes so that they show up as bookmark App icons on his screen. The attorney is finding better results using Apps from the App store than he is with Time Matters 11 – legal practice management software that is compatible with the iPad 2. The attorney was very disappointed with the iPad capabilities Time Matters 11 touted so highly.

Favorite App Thus Far: Fastcase

How Lawyers Should Tame Social Media

How Lawyers Tame Social MediaI’m currently writing a white paper on ways lawyers/law firms use social media. Marketing in the legal services industry can be tricky but my current clients in this space are experiencing great results from the strategies I’ve implemented for them with social media.  If you are an attorney and would like to participate in this study or just share your social media strategies and experiences, please fill out the form below:

The report will be released on September 1st for $10.

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