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The Mac Lawyer lists iPhone applications for Lawyers
Ben Stevens who runs The Mac Lawyer, a site geared towards 'Using Macs in the Practice of Law', posted an article on April 2, 2009 that highlights iPhone applications that he and three other lawyers have found useful.
Bens states the following:
"What happens when four lawyers from diverse practices and backgrounds get together to discuss how each uses their iPhone to improve their productivity and reduce a few of life's frustrations?"
Bens answers this question by breaking down the applications into the following categories:
"What happens when four lawyers from diverse practices and backgrounds get together to discuss how each uses their iPhone to improve their productivity and reduce a few of life's frustrations?"
Bens answers this question by breaking down the applications into the following categories:
- Productivity
- Legal Research
- Time & Billing
- File Sharing
- Travel
- Social Networking
- News
- Fun and Relaxation
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