Of all the technology trends, lawyers have adapted to mobile devices the most readily.

I travel — a lot. So I figured I’d pass along some of my favorite technology tools and apps for those of you who also spend a lot of time on the road.

If you look around, you’ll see that most everyone is communicating on the go, and more and more are connected and able to work and communicate at any time.

Practice management apps for smartphones and other portable devices are making it increasingly easier for lawyers to practice on the go.

Lawyers reviewing the latest gadget released by Apple – the junior-sized iPad mini – are focusing on its size, shape, weight and usability, elements of what tech-geeks call its “form factor.”

Trial lawyers keep finding new ways, some expected and others surprising, to put the iPad to work in all aspects of litigation.

It seems there are new apps released every day for iPad-using lawyers.

Could the iPad 2 be a trial lawyer’s best friend?

By Correy Stephenson Dolan Media As lawyers increasingly perform their work on the go using smart phones, tablets and more, work-related applications are more important than ever. Though many of the apps are for iPads or other Apple products, it’s only a matter of time before they become available on other devices as well. But which applications are worth the ...

Boston — A new app for the iPad helps trial lawyers create and organize deposition questions.

After many years of interviewing attorneys and asking them what they do for fun, I can say with great confidence that just about all like to read and travel. Thus, this week’s article is about tools for legal professionals who enjoy … reading and travel! It is spring break season, after all.

Boston (Dolan) - The latest Lawyers USA tech roundup looks at the iPad and its competition, the Kindle 3 (in two flavors) and how to scan documents on-the-go.