Attention small firm attorneys: The future of legal research is here. The new Thomson Reuters ProView app for iPad is custom-designed for lawyers, and could make clunky hardbound books and updates a thing of the past.
ProView is more powerful than other e-readers because it comes with a unique lawyerly feature: All of your notes and highlights will automatically transfer to later editions of your e-books, if you're signed up for updates.
The ProView app is free to download at Apple's App Store, and one e-book title -- McKinney's New York Rules of Court, Federal District -- is available for free in its entirety. But those aren't the only reasons to give ProView a trial run. Consider these advantages:
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Thomson Reuters ProView provides automatic, built-in links to WestlawNext, so lawyers don't have to jot down case names, citations, or sections of code. Just tap the screen, and a wealth of Westlaw research is at your fingertips.
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If your iPad is lost, stolen, or damaged, you'll still be able to access your ProView e-books and notes -- they're all stored in a cloud, and always available on the ProView website which works with desktop computers and laptops.
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And just think how much lighter your legal load could be -- literally -- if you replace hardbound books with e-books and the ProView app for iPad. No need to box up your books, treatises, and notes to cart into court -- that's so 20th century.
Check out this video shows some of ProView's powerful functions:
Along with the free download of McKinney's New York Rules of Court, Federal District, ProView is also offering free excerpts of social.lawyers: Transforming Business Development by Jane Navarre.
You can download the free e-book samples at the Westlaw store, after downloading the free Thomson Reuters ProView app for iPad. Other e-book titles are available for purchase, but you'll need a Westlaw OnePass account to buy them.
[Note: FindLaw is a Thomson Reuters business.]
Related Resources:
- Thomson Reuters ProView for iPad (Apple's iTunes App Store)
- eBooks on Thomson Reuters Proview (Westlaw)
- New ProView Brings Lawyers and iPads Together (FindLaw's U.S. Eleventh Circuit blog)
