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Since this blog platform doesn’t easily support comments and since I’m sick and tired of spam comments on my other blogs, I’ve decided to create a Facebook page and import blog posts to that page. That way readers can still comment on blog posts and can also create discussions about topics relating to using an iPad for business purposes.

I figure the iPad is ripe for community interaction given the newness of it and the fact that we’re all discovering new apps and uses for it every day.

The Facebook page is not limited to lawyers—anyone who uses an iPad in their business is welcome to join.You can join here.

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One of the reasons I created this blog was to help lawyers and other professionals figure out how the iPad can be used in their day-to-day business. To that end, I’ve collected a series of posts and article about how lawyers and courts are using the iPad.

• How One Firm Implemented the iPad (The Mac Lawyer)
• Lawyers with iPads: Steven Butler (iPad4Legal)
• iPad Interface and Court Records (Digital Office Blog)

If you’d like to comment on this post, you can do so on at the Legal iPad Facebook page.

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Have you ever wondered what law practice management lessons can be gleaned from the latest legal technology news? Well, wonder no more! Instead, just head on over and read my weekly posts at the MyCase blog. Peruse my musings and, if you’re up to it, add your 2 cents. 

Here are my recent posts from the past few weeks:

• Client Portals: The Future of Law Practice Management? Are client portals the key to competing (and winning) in the 21st century?

• Google’s Project Glass: Should Lawyers be Worried About 24/7 Connectivity? What’s a busy lawyer to do when clients demand 24/7 access to information?

• Instagram and the Future of the Legal Profession. Can Instagram’s unprecedented success offer lessons for better client serice?

Nicole Black is a Rochester, New York attorney and the Vice President of Business Development and Community Relations at MyCase, a powerful and intuitive cloud-based law practice management platform. She is also a GigaOM Pro Analyst and is the author of the ABA book Cloud Computing for Lawyers, co-authors the ABA book Social Media for Lawyers: the Next Frontier, and co-authors Criminal Law in New York, a West-Thomson treatise. She is the founder of lawtechTalk.com and speaks regularly at conferences regarding the intersection of law and technology. She publishes four legal blogs and can be reached at nblack@nicoleblackesq.com.