My guest today is Chad Burton, a long-time, good friend and [former] practicing lawyer in Dayton, Ohio.

Chad is the CEO of CuroLegal, a legal technology consulting and development firm working with law firms on selecting and optimizing technology for their practice.

Chad’s virtual law practice has been featured in many publications and he accesses his practice from his Mac, iPhone, and iPad.

Apps mentioned in this podcast:

Notability

The “stock” Mail App from Apple

Gmail App

Inbox by Gmail

Spark from Readdle

Trello

Microsoft Outlook

Google Drive

Box

PDF Expert

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My guest today is Neil Tyra of the Tyra Law Firm in Rockville, Maryland. I’ve known Neil for several years through the “Macs in Law Office” community.

Neil also recently stared The Law Entrepreneur podcast at www.thelawentreprenuer.com, which is a fantastic podcast focusing on the business of law. I was privileged to be a guest on episode 23 where we talked about the ethical use of of mobile devices by lawyers.

Apps mentioned in this episode:

Daylite 5

Daylite 6

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My guest today is Nerino Petro, a practicing lawyer who WAS the Chief Information Officer at the Holmstrom & Kennedy law firm when we recorded this podcast episode, but is now President at The Erickson Group in Rockford, Illinois.

I’ve had the privilege of knowing Nerino for many years, and served with him on the ABA TECHSHOW Planning Board for several years. I first knew Nerino from his Compujurist blog, as well as his long stint as the Practice Management Advisor for the State Bar of Wisconsin.  In fact, Nerino and I have given several iPad presentations for the State Bar of Wisconsin which were a ton of fun.

Apps mentioned in this episode:

Trello

Microsoft OneNote

Duet Display

Personal Kanban Website

Personal Kanban Book

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