Linsay Associates recently released its Litigator app to provide easy access to statutes, rules, and court information on an iPad. Though Litigator accomplishes its mission, the app lacks state court directory and contact information, and its search feature could use improvement, says consultant Ted Brooks.
February 17, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legaltech News
Litigator app, from Linsay Associates, was recently released to provide quick and easy access to statutes, rules, and court information on an iPad.
When you first open the app, a lower navigation bar features tabs for Federal Rules, Local Rules,and Courts. The Federal Rules tab contains links to Appellate, Civil and Criminal Procedure, Evidence, Supreme Court, and the U.S. Code Title 18 and 28. See Figure 1, below.
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