Sentences with phrase «apple in law offices»

The Apple in Law Offices survey was undertaken as an attempt to quantify what seems to be a rising trend of using Macs, iPads, iPhones, and other Apple products in law offices.

Clio has launched its third annual Apple in Law Offices Survey in an attempt to take a more quantitative pulse of what's happening with Apple, PCs and the cloud in law offices.

To try to keep a pulse on the rapidly shifting IT landscape, Clio, in cooperation with MILOfest, is holding the second annual Apple in Law Offices Survey — please take the survey.

This year's Apple at Law User Survey revives the annual tradition begun with Clio's «Apple in Law Offices» survey, conducted from 2010 to 2013.

This is the last week to participate in the Apple in Law Offices Survey.

The Apple in Law Offices survey aims to address this by providing an annual survey to keep a pulse on the adoption of Macs, iPhones, iPads, and future Apple products in law offices.

Of the 49 percent of respondents in ABA's annual Legal Technology Survey who use a tablet for law - related tasks away from the office, 81 percent use iOS devices; and, as our «Apple in Law Offices» survey showed last year, in - firm iPad usage rose 10 percent over the previous year to 67 percent.

Over the past month, we've be asking lawyers and legal professionals about the kinds of technologies they are using in their firms in our annual Apple in Law Offices survey.

Not exact matches

The German patent office will most likely treat the Federal Patent Court's opinion on the photo gallery patent as binding case law for the purposes of the utility model revocation proceedings; if not, Apple can always ask the Federal Patent Court to review the decision, and a panel presumably consisting of partly the same people would probably affirm the previous decision in the new context.

On November 9, Apple filed a reply declaration by a professor from Toronto, Karan Singh, who went to the offices of Quinn Emanuel, Samsung's law firm in this dispute, to look at the workaround code and while «Samsung failed to provide a full code tree or folder as it would typically be kept in Samsung's ordinary course of business» (and as Samsung apparently did earlier in this litigation), saw enough code to opine that «the modified code [he] reviewed demonstrates continuing infringement of the» 915 patent».

Finally, make sure to join the Macs in Law Offices Google group so that you'll always have available a friendly support group of very knowledgeable Apple - using lawyers and computer IT specialists.

Our 2013 survey saw a marked increase in Apple adoption, with a 10 % leap in both office Mac OS usages (from 56 to 66 %), and iPad usage (from 57 % to 67 %), with iPhone usage spiking 12 % to 74 % (while Android and Blackberry both saw decreases in law firm usage compared to global adoption rates).

First, Apple products are being used widely in law offices, and their usage appears to be on the rise.

The fusion of coffee shops and law firms can be found in several American states, Legal Force riffs off the Apple Store concept, and most recently a Connecticut lawyer opened Legal Cuts, a barbershop / law office combination in the belief that someone with legal questions will be more willing to share them during a haircut or shave.

Finally, Apple - using law offices love Apple products, and over 98 % would make the decision to use Apple products in their law offices again.

As you can see in this survey, plenty of law offices are using Apple computers.

The spread among these numbers confirms that Apple products are being used in larger firms — not just in solo and small law offices.

The use of Apple devices in law offices is clearly on the rise.

Posted by Celia C. Elwell, RP in Android Phones, Apple, Apps, Cell Phones, iPad, iPhones, Law Office Management, Legal Technology, Tablets, Technology, Time Management

Posted by Celia C. Elwell, RP in Apple, Computer Forensics, Confidentiality, Law Office Management, Legal Ethics, Legal Technology, PC Computers, Technology, Technology

Ben's acumen in the Apple ecosystem has made him a sought - after speaker nationwide, and his blog is a definitive resource for the growing number of lawyers using Apple products in their law offices.