Do attorneys really believe print-based law library research is more efficient? Probably not, but many are behind the times when it comes to tablet-based computing as a legal tool. Desktop and laptop computers are giving way to tablets, led by the iPad, and the numerous apps that are game changers in their impact, says Michael H. Payne, author of the iPad Lawyering blog.
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How the iPad Can Increase Lawyers' Productivity
The Legal Intelligencer
June 13, 2011
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