AiL020 – Heidi Alexander uses Evernote to collaborate and share information at her organization (even business cards!)
Release Date: 08/03/2018
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AiL040-Tara Cheever from LIT SOFTWARE Discusses Effective Presentations, App Updates, Brand New ExhibitsPad App, and Why Subscriptions Produce Better Apps! [Developer’s Edition]
Apps in Law
! This episode is a little longer than usual but I take the time to talk with Tara Cheever, co-founder of , 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 that so many folks have about the subscription-based . By the way, this podcast is NOT sponsored, I just enjoy giving app developers a platform where they can share their story, and you can learn more about the app. Here’s a rundown of all the topics we cover: 02:15 – How did TrialPad get started? 07:51 – The “Truitt Trial...
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AiL039-Ryan Kalamaya Keeps His Remote Law Firm Connected with Clio and All Things Microsoft Including 365, Teams, Outlook, To Do, Planner, and More!
Apps in Law
My guest today is Ryan Kalamaya who is the managing partner at the Kalamaya Goscha Law Firm based across the state of Colorado. Ryan provides details about all the tools that the firm uses to stay in contact while they work remotely and stay on top of their projects.
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AiL038-Catherine Sanders Reach Shares Practical Mobile Phone Tips but Really Enjoys Widgets, Swipy Keyboards, and Flame Animations on her Android
Apps in Law
My guest today is Catherine Sanders Reach who is the Director of the Center for Practice Management at the North Carolina Bar Association. Catherine and I have a fun discussion comparing Android and iOS features, with Catherine sharing some of her favorite Android apps. But Catherine also shares some excellent and practical tips for ALL mobile phone users which is great.
info_outline![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] show art](https://assets.libsyn.com/item/18754454?height=50&width=50)
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]
Apps in Law
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. We talk about how lawyers and other professionals can use LawStack to access the rules and statues they need in their practice!
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AiL036-Jeremy Worley Wisely Highlights, Archives, and Recalls All His Pivotal Information Channels Through Readwise
Apps in Law
My guest today is Jeremy Worley from The Injury & Disability Law Center located in Roswell, New Mexico. Jeremy explains how he uses the Readwise service to highlight and archive important quotes and passages from books, blogs, and podcasts so that he can search and find them all later!
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AiL035-Clifford Schlecht Refines His Writing with TextExpander, Grammarly, and Macros Along With a Boomerang Thrown In for Email
Apps in Law
My guest today is Clifford Schlecht who is a patent attorney at the Global Patent Group based in St. Louis, Missouri. Cliff shares how he takes full advantage of TextExpander in drafting patent forms and legal documents, along with Grammarly to ensure his wording is efficient.
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AiL034-Bryan Sims Manages Juicy Transcripts on His iPad with TranscriptPad while Avoiding “Frappmentation”
Apps in Law
My guest today is Bryan Sims from the Sims Law Firm in Naperville, Illinois, where his website accurately boasts: “leveraging technology to practice law more effectively!” Bryan relies heavily on the TranscriptPad app to manage and annotate transcripts in his practice, while taking notes in Notability, and using the Locale app on his Android phone.
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AiL033-Bill Roach from ExhibitView Explains How Playing Guitar Can Improve Your Trial Presentation Skills [Developer’s Edition]
Apps in Law
In the very first “Developer’s Edition” of the podcast, my guest is Bill Roach from ExhibitView Solutions LLC who offers the ExhibitView Trial Presentation software for PC and the iTrial app for the iPad. Bill shares how he develops apps for lawyers, and treats us to the sounds of his beautiful Gretsch rock-a-billy guitar!
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AiL032-Charles Armbruster Converts Static PDFs into Searchable Documents Using OCR Scanner with LEADTOOLS SDK
Apps in Law
My guest today is Charles “Chuck” Armbruster from the law firm of Armbruster, Dripps, Winterscheidt & Blotevogel, LLC located in Maryville, IL. Chuck explains that he frequently receives static PDFs on his iPad and uses the OCR Scanner with LEADTOOLS SDK app to make them searchable.
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AiL031-Alan Fanger Explains How Recording Videos Boosted His Practice and Empowers Others To Do The Same
Apps in Law
My guest today is attorney Alan Fanger who has served the greater Boston area for over 30 years in will contests, real estate & contractor disputes, and a variety of consumer issues. Alan explains how recording videos boosted his practice and started EmpowerLegal to share his expertise.
info_outlineMy 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 leads the Law Office Management Assistance Program that we usually shorten to LOMAP, and since she’s in Massachusetts, we just usually say MassLOMAP.
And the purpose of LOMAP is to help attorneys, or soon-to-be attorneys, implement professional office practices and procedures, through the site’s wealth of resources on technology, workflows, and consulting services.
Heidi also serves on the ABA TECHSHOW Planning Board, and was gracious enough to invite me to present on Macs in Law at this year’s conference, which is where I also heard HER presentations and HER wonderful infatuation with Apple products … I just had to invite her on the podcast.
Oh … and she also wrote a book on Evernote for the ABA called “Evernote as a Practice Tool” which is fantastic.
Here’s also a great blog post from Heidi on “How to Use Evernote as a Law Practice Tool” which also covers how to scan business cards too.
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