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Apps in Law

by Brett Burney : Apps for Lawyers

Apps for Lawyers Using iPhones & iPads

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Episodes

  1. AiL040-Tara Cheever from LIT SOFTWARE Discusses Effective Presentations, App Updates, Brand New ExhibitsPad App, and Why Subscriptions Produce Better Apps! [Developer's Edition]

    Watch the video! This episode is a little longer than usual but I take the time to talk with Tara Cheever, co-founder of LIT SOFTWARE, about how their apps have progressed over the years, how lawyers are using their apps today, and their brand new ExhibitsPad app! Plus we dig into the question…

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  2. AiL039-Ryan Kalamaya Keeps His Remote Law Firm Connected with Clio and All Things Microsoft Including 365, Teams, Outlook, To Do, Planner, and More!

    My guest today is Ryan Kalamaya who is the managing partner at the Kalamaya Goscha Law Firm based across the state of Colorado, with Ryan being the lucky one based in in the mountains of Aspen. The Kalaymaya Goscha firm covers a wide breadth of matters including personal injury, criminal defense,...

  3. AiL038-Catherine Sanders Reach Shares Practical Mobile Phone Tips but Really Enjoys Widgets, Swipy Keyboards, and Flame Animations on her Android

    My guest today is Catherine Sanders Reach who is the Director of the Center for Practice Management at the North Carolina Bar Association. You may not recognize Catherine's name immediately, but if you've sat through a technology-related CLE conference or session in the past 10 years, there is a...

  4. AiL037-Kasim Te from LawStack Explains Why the App Was Designed to Provide Seamless and Unfettered Access to Legal Rules and Statutes [Developer's Edition]

    This is the second "Developer's Edition" podcast and I'm excited to have on Kasim Te, the founder of Tekk Innovations LLC which develops a variety of legal reference apps, but their flagship app called LawStack. By the way, this podcast is NOT sponsored, I just enjoy giving app developers a...

  5. AiL036-Jeremy Worley Wisely Highlights, Archives, and Recalls All His Pivotal Information Channels Through Readwise

    My guest today is Jeremy Worley from The Injury & Disability Law Center located in Roswell, New Mexico. I've been looking forward to this recording for quite a while, as Jeremy has become a good friend after we first met many years ago at the Macs in Law Office conference known as MILOfest (now...

  6. AiL035-Clifford Schlecht Refines His Writing with TextExpander, Grammarly, and Macros Along With a Boomerang Thrown In for Email

    My guest today is Clifford Schlecht who is a patent attorney at the Global Patent Group based in St. Louis, Missouri. The Global Patent Group is a team of IP professionals that have a specialized knowledge and experience in pharmaceuticals, bio-technology, and plant sciences. One of the great...

  7. AiL034-Bryan Sims Manages Juicy Transcripts on His iPad with TranscriptPad while Avoiding "Frappmentation"

    My guest today is Bryan Sims from the Sims Law Firm in Naperville, Illinois, where I love the tag line on the website "leveraging technology to practice law more effectively!" I've known Bryan for a long time and had the pleasure of speaking alongside him at Illinois State Bar events, the ABA...

  8. AiL033-Bill Roach from ExhibitView Explains How Playing Guitar Can Improve Your Trial Presentation Skills [Developer's Edition]

    Today we're trying something I've been wanting to do for a while … I always enjoy talking with attorneys and legal professionals about how they use apps in their practice and daily workflows, but I also know several app developers in this space, and I wanted to hear their stories too! So this is...

  9. AiL032-Charles Armbruster Converts Static PDFs into Searchable Documents Using OCR Scanner with LEADTOOLS SDK

    My guest today is Charles "Chuck" Armbruster from the law firm of Armbruster, Dripps, Winterscheidt & Blotevogel, LLC located in Maryville, IL near St. Louis, Missouri which is a Personal Injury, Railroad Accident, Maritime Injury, Workers' Compensation, and Wrongful Death law firm representing...

  10. AiL031-Alan Fanger Explains How Recording Videos Boosted His Practice and Empowers Others To Do The Same

    My guest today is attorney Alan Fanger who has served the greater Boston area for over 30 years in will contests, probate & trust disputes, real estate & contractor disputes, and a variety of consumer issues. I've run into Alan through several conferences and seminars, and have always been...

  11. AiL030-Michael D.J. Eisenberg Manages with Daylite, Remotes with Parallels Access, Searches with HoudahSpot, and Names Files with TextExpander

    My guest today is Michael D. J. Eisenberg from the Law Office of Michael D. J. Eisenberg out of Washington D.C. where he advocates for veterans, military members, and federal employees. In addition to his successful practice, Michael also has a passion for talking about technology for legal...

  12. AiL029-Commander Ben Robertson (US Navy JAG Corps) navigates and collaborates through his electronic case files with Microsoft OneNote and GoodNotes

    DISCLAIMER: Ben Robertson is a Commander in the United States Navy Judge Advocate General's Corps. All views expressed in this podcast recording belong solely to Mr. Robertson and do not represent the official view of the United States Government, the Department of Defense, or the Department of…

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  13. AiL028-Ian Lyngklip frames his practice on MindMeister, tracks tasks with Trello, and analyzes metrics through Airtable

    My guest today is Ian Lyngklip from the Lyngklip & Associates Consumer Law Center, PLC up in Southfield Michigan, just northwest of Detroit. I've been fortunate to cross paths with Ian at a few conferences and meetings, (most recently at the ABA TECHSHOW) and he is a remarkable individual that…

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  14. AiL027-Ruth Carter easily generates attention-grabbing pictures for social channels with Word Swag

    My guest today is Ruth Carter who runs the Carter Law Firm in Phoenix, AZ. You can also visit her site at www.geeklawfirm.com. Ruth on Twitter Ruth on Facebook Ruth on LinkedIn Ruth on YouTube Ruth on Instagram I have followed Ruth's career for several years as someone who I felt has always…

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  15. AiL026 - Bears and Boundaries and Conference Calls – Working Remotely From Home With Kids!

    My guest today is someone very special to me because I've been married to her for almost 20 years … my wife Stephanie Burney! This is a special edition of the podcast that we wanted to do together because we're home together … and actually we've been home together for about 13 years since I work...

  16. AiL025 - Zach Herbert automates his entire practice in the cloud with CASEpeer, Zapier, Dropbox, Slack, Word, and a special folder called "Chair"

    My guest today is Zachary Herbert who runs the Herbert Law Group PLLC in Richardson, Texas. Zach worked in Los Angeles for a while, served as a Judge Advocate in the Marine Corps at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, and then landed back home in Texas with a passion to represent folks that have been...

  17. AiL024 - Why Should Lawyers Pay Attention To CES? Stephen Embry Went To Find Out...

    My guest today is the second return guest to this podcast - my good friend Stephen Embry. Who, when he was last on the podcast, was a member at Frost Brown Todd LLC based in Louisville, KY where he practiced for about 30 years. Since then Steve left the firm and started the fantastic blog TechLaw...

  18. Ail023 – The Future of Digital Note-Taking with Jeff Richardson and GoodNotes

    My guest today is Jeff Richardson who is my very first REPEAT guest on the Apps in Law podcast! Jeff is a litigation partner at Adams and Reese LLP based in New Orleans. But unless you're Jeff's legal client, you probably already know Jeff instead as the author of the iPhone JD blog at...

  19. AiL022 – Judge Adams runs his courtroom from an iPad with OneNote, ProView, TrialPad, iCVnet, and MORE!

    My guest today is Judge Joseph Adams (Twitter @adamsadamo8), who is the President Judge at the Court of Common Pleas in York, Pennsylvania (that's about 30 mins south of Harrisburg). I had the good fortune of sitting next to Judge Adams at a dinner a few weeks ago at the ABA TECHSHOW 2019 in...

  20. AiL021 – Jerry Geiger organizes his life and work through OmniFocus

    My guest today is Gerard (Jerry) Geiger, who is a partner at the law firm of Newman Williams based in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania which is due north of Philadelphia, just above Allentown. Jerry has been a trial attorney since 1985 and has handled hundreds of cases in state and federal courts...

  21. AiL020 – Heidi Alexander uses Evernote to collaborate and share information at her organization (even business cards!)

    My guest today is Heidi Alexander, who is the Deputy Director of the Massachusetts Group Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers (or LCL). This is such a commendable group since their mission is to confidentially promote well-being and resilience in the legal community. In her role at the LCL, Heidi also...

  22. AiL019 – Evan Kline manages, searches, retrieves, and organizes all his files in DEVONthink

    My guest today is Evan Kline, an attorney at Katherman Briggs & Greenberg LLP in York, Pennsylvania where he advocates for his clients and their families in complex and severe injury claims. Evan is also the author of the excellent 40tech blog at www.40tech.com. I've gotten to know Evan over the...

  23. AiL018 – Howard Lenow Creates and Presents Stunning Timelines on his iPad with Timeline 3D

    My guest today is Howard Lenow, partner at Lenow & McCarthy in Wayland, Masschusetts. Howard has been a union side labor lawyer for 38 years and is referred by his clients as a “pitbull with a sense of humor!†Howard is what I would call one of the godfathers of Mac-using lawyers, since he’s...

  24. AiL017 – Mike Polk focuses on tomatoes and tracks his M&M consumption

    My guest today is Michael Polk, an attorney at Belser & Belser, P.A. in Columbia, South Carolina (NOT Mike Polk the comedian). I had the honor of speaking at a legal tech conference for the South Carolina Bar Association in Columbia, and Mike was so generous and kind to come up, shake my hand…

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  25. AiL016 – Robin Meadow just needs OneNote for ALL his notes

    My guest today is Robin Meadow, who is a partner at Greines, Martin, Stein & Richland LLP, an appellate law firm in Los Angeles. Robin handles all kinds of appeals at the firm, but has a focus on business disputes, real estate, partnerships, probate and entertainment law. I think it would be safe...

  26. AiL015 – Neil Squillante counts down the Top 25 legal technology products and services from 2017

    My guest today is Neil Squillante who is the founder and publisher of TechnoLawyer which offers some of the best FREE newsletters for legal professionals including LitigationWorld, SmallLaw, TL Serendipity, and several others. I am always amazed at the sheer amount of content and helpful...

  27. AiL014 – Jeff Alford saves typing time with TextExpander

    My guest today is Jeff Alford of the Alford Law Office in Paducah, KY, which is waay over in WESTERN Kentucky (also the home of the National Quilt Museum). I've had the pleasure of knowing Jeff for many years since we both attend the "formerly known as" MILOfest Conference (Macs in Law Office)…

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  28. AiL013 – Rick Robertson is good about managing files in GoodReader

    My guest today is Rick Robertson, who is the Managing Shareholder and President of the family law firm Koons Fuller based in Plano, TX, just north of Dallas. Rick is one of DFW's best-known divorce attorneys and I've had the pleasure of speaking with Rick for the Family Law Section of the State…

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  29. AiL012 – Todd Hendrickson uses TrialPad as his "rock steady" trial presentation tool

    My guest today is Todd Hendrickson, an attorney in the St. Louis, Missouri area that specializes in medical malpractice and personal injury. Todd is licensed in both Missouri and Illinois, and practices in both State & Federal Courts. Todd is an experienced appellate attorney, has argued before…

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  30. AiL011 – Sean Harris can't work without Notability in his litigation practice

    My guest today is Sean Harris who I have known for many years going back to our first year in law school together in 1997. Sean is a name partner at Kitrick, Lewis & Harris Co., L.P.A. in Columbus, OH, where as a well-respected trial lawyer he focuses primarily on wrongful death, product…

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  31. AiL010 – Patrick Best manages and annotates his files in iAnnotate

    My guest today is Patrick "PJ" Best who is an attorney at ARM Lawyers based in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. The firm may possibly have the best tagline of any law firm I've heard: ARM Lawyers – the Strong ARM of the Law! PJ works on social security and disability claims, and is also an experienced...

  32. AiL009 – Stephen Embry annotates transcripts on his iPad (TranscriptPad) even during Derby Week!

    My guest today is Stephen Embry who is a member at Frost Brown Todd LLC. Steve is based in Louisville, KY, and practices in the Class Action, Privacy, and Mass Tort groups there at the firm. Stephen is a member of fbtTECH – the firm's technology industry group that focuses on how technology is...

  33. AiL008 – Neil Squillante is flying through the Golden Age of Email with Airmail

    My guest today is Neil Squillante who is the publisher of the outstanding TechnoLawyer collection of FREE newsletters including TechnoRelease, LitigationWorld, BiglawWorld, SmallLaw, and several more. Neil started writing TechnoLawyer as a hobby in 1997. I started law school in 1997 and I…

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  34. AiL007 – D. Todd Smith maps his legal mind with iThoughts

    My guest today is D. Todd Smith who is a civil appellate lawyer in Austin, Texas, being the Founder and Managing Partner of the Smith Law Group with a nifty website at www.appealsplus.com. Todd is also very active in the Austin Bar Association there in Texas and authors the Texas Appellate Law…

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  35. AiL006 – Ernie Svenson stores and organizes all his ever-present info in Evernote

    My guest today is Ernie Svenson, aka "Ernie the Attorney" who started a legal blog (blawg) by that name many years ago, before many of us even knew what "blogging" was! Ernie is a tremendous friend that I've known for many years, and we've crossed paths many times at legal technology conferences...

  36. AiL005 – Niki Black uses Slack to keep her colleagues on track

    My guest today is Nicole (Niki) Black who is a licensed lawyer in the state of New York and is the Legal Technology Evangelist at MyCase, an intuitive cloud-based law practice management software platform for solo and small firm attorneys. Niki also blogs at Sui Generis – a New York Law Blog and...

  37. AiL004 – Jeff Richardson only remembers one password

    My guest today is Jeff Richardson who is a treasured friend, and litigation partner at Adams and Reese LLP based in New Orleans. Jeff is also the author of the iPhone J.D. blog which the ABA Journal recently moved to their Blawg 100 Hall of Fame which recognizes outstanding legal blogs. I've...

  38. AiL003 – Nerino Petro juggles to-dos with Trello

    My guest today is Nerino Petro, a practicing lawyer who WAS the Chief Information Officer at the Holmstrom & Kennedy law firm when we recorded this podcast episode, but is now President at The Erickson Group in Rockford, Illinois. I've had the privilege of knowing Nerino for many years, and…

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  39. AiL002 – Neil Tyra manages his practice with Daylite

    My guest today is Neil Tyra of the Tyra Law Firm in Rockville, Maryland. I've known Neil for several years through the "Macs in Law Office" community. Neil also recently stared The Law Entrepreneur podcast at www.thelawentreprenuer.com, which is a fantastic podcast focusing on the business of…

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  40. AiL001 – Chad Burton uses the "stock" Mail app

    My guest today is Chad Burton, a long-time, good friend and [former] practicing lawyer in Dayton, Ohio. Chad is the CEO of CuroLegal, a legal technology consulting and development firm working with law firms on selecting and optimizing technology for their practice. Chad's virtual law practice…

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