Now readers can view news stories, special section articles, opinion pieces and case digests on their digital devices with much more ease, thanks to the launch of new mobile versions of our websites. Although a separate app is in the works, for now all you have to do is call up ctlawtribune.com on your phone or tablet and you'll see our new, cleaner look.
May 20, 2013 at 11:34 AM
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At the Law Tribune, we know that lawyers like their smartphones, iPads and other electronic devices. We understand that they use those gadgets to conduct research and catch up on their legal reading in the office and on the road.
In the past, digital offerings by the Law Tribune and our affiliated publications, such asThe American Lawyer magazine and the National Law Journalnewspaper, loaded slowly onto smartphones and tablets. And the display wasn’t all that great.
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