Increasingly, laptops and tablets are replacing — or supplementing — file folders and notepads at counsel tables. What’s your practice?
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For Trial I bring both! Need a back up plan. For all other appearances and hearings i take my ipad
By the way, I realize a phone is just as much of a computer as a tablet, but unlike a tablet, tapping away on a phone will earn you the ire of many bailiffs.
True on the phone. My ipad really allows me to get things done with imessage people text my phone and i receive it on my ipad or i can send a text to our colleagues who all run an iOS device or can send an email, and don’t for get to update my status!!