5 Ways Lawyers Can Justify a Kindle Purchase

Posted Jun 23, 2009 4:54 AM CST
By Molly McDonough

Those just looking for an excuse to buy Amazon's new Kindle DX or another e-reader may find what they need in the Wisconsin Law Journal.

More than just catching up on summertime blockbusters, the Kindle can be used day in and day out to:

• Read depositions

• Secure private documents for travel

• Write a legal-themed book

• Stay on top of blogosphere happenings

• Save paper and printer ink

The WLJ piece details the programs that can be used for each of these functions.

Comments

B. McLeod
Jun 23, 2009 9:31 AM CST

Perhaps this is the way to a kindler, gentler practice.

I ‘ll bet had it not been for pine knots, young Abe Lincoln would have preferred to have studied by kindle-light

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