Since I use Google Calendar as an extension to my practice management software, I need an Android calendar app that can synchronize back into the Google framework. Google Calendar isn’t complex, and doesn’t require or use a lot of fancy extras. Google Calendar gives me the information I need, reminds me of important appointments, and… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Lawyer Apps
Android App Review: AgileLaw for Android
Exciting news from AgileLaw hit my Droid Lawyer inbox recently. Thomas Allen, CEO of AgileLaw, sent me some followup information regarding my review of the AgileLaw cloud deposition system. The most important tidbit was the notification of the availability of the AgileLaw app for Android. Man, what was sweet, just got sweeter . . .… Continue Reading
AgileLaw Brings Cloud Depositions
There’s a new cloud services deputy in town, and its name is AgileLaw. Forged in the fires of Mordor . . . sorry, wrong story. AgileLaw is the collaboration between Cyclone Covey and Thomas Allen. AgileLaw provides cloud-based mobile solutions for attorneys. I had the opportunity to demo AgileLaw’s flagship product (its only one thus far),… Continue Reading
March Sponsor: Clio
This month you’ll notice a change on the site, particularly when you’re looking at the advertising. I’m pleased to announce that Clio has agreed to sponsor The Droid Lawyer for the month of March, and I’m happy to recommend the product. When I was a lawyer Padawan, I got hooked on Clio as a viable and reliable… Continue Reading
Android App Review: iTimeKeep for Android
Readers are always asking what is the best time keeping application for lawyers on Android. My favorite, or default answer has been to suggest either TimeClock – Time Tracker or Time Recording – Timesheet App. These aren’t attorney-specific time tracking apps, but they have pretty decent export features that enable you to print reports and secondarily input… Continue Reading
Picture it Settled Goes Browser
In 2011, I talked about the wonderful app, Picture It Settled. The purpose of the app is to help those negotiating settlements track the settlement offers and demands, and come to some sort of prediction for what and where a case may settle. Overall I loved the app, and until I upgraded all my devices… Continue Reading
Android App Review: iJuror
“That’s huge,” was my response to the email announcement I received from Scott Falbo of Front 9 Technologies, when he notified me of the availability of iJuror for Android ($15.00 – introductory price). In case you’re not aware, iJuror is the popular iOS jury selection app. When I discuss iOS versus Android for lawyers, the lack of these attorney-specific… Continue Reading
Android App Review: Tax Code and Regs – Touch Tax
If you want to see just how wasteful the US government is when it comes to the tax code, install the Touch Tax ($1.99) app. If you’re a tax attorney or accounting professional, wanting access to the 73,000+ pages of the US tax code from the palm of your hand, this is the app for you.… Continue Reading
Android App Review: Lawyer ON GO
Massachusetts attorney, Jason Carter, sent me this email: Yes Jason, $20 is a lot to spend on an app that may work. I’m hesitant too. For you though, I bit the bullet and bought the full version (there’s a trial app that limits your installs/usage) of Lawyer ON GO, and here’s my review (note: screenshots are of… Continue Reading
Android App Review: ABA Techshow 2013
This year will be my first ABA Techshow. I know, that’s kind of hard to believe considering how much of a technophile I am, but, the truth’s the truth. Other things have kept me from attending. However, as I told you, I committed to attend this year, and I received my invitation to join the… Continue Reading