John Cleaves, supervisor of practice support for Latham & Watckins in LA, has recently released and an iPad App that can be used to:

• Identify key jurors
• Simplify jury observation,
• Standardize notes on juror responses,
• Track time spent by each party, and
• Share reports with your trial team.  www.jurytracker.com.

After using the App for a little while it seems that the App can certainly do all of those things.  Like most iPad Apps, figuring out how to use JuryTracker is not too difficult as a good portion of the interface is graphical.  

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Most who know me know that I am an Apple advocate.  I think that every lawyer should use a Mac because Macs are simply better than the competition. Those who know me well, know that I am an Apple advocate for that reason alone and if Microsoft, Google, or some other company has something better I will not hesitate to use their products. 

In the age of the cloud and data sync among devices, I have abandoned Apple's MobileMe and have gone elsewhere for the increasingly important data sync service. 

I used MobileMe to automatically sync my contacts, calendar, and files between two Macs, and iPad, and iPhone. 

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43 Respondents to my poll on the iPad page indicated they would join an iPad forum and only 3 thought it was a bad idea. That's enough for me.  We now have a Forum to discuss the iPad and digital practice. All are welcome.

Please let me know if you would like more, or less, features in the Forum by commenting on this post.

Thank you.

Seth

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