Criminal-defense lawyer Jonathan J. Paull (pictured) has created a smartphone application that he says gives lawyers easy and ready access to legal codes and statutes. “The mobile world has changed everything,” says Paull, of the Law Office of Jonathan J. Paull in Houston. “Attorneys think about their cases all the time — not just in court, but when they’re at lunch with an associate, when they’re at home, when they’re in bed reading the paper. They are always thinking about their cases. And what do you have on you all the time? You have your phone.” Paull is the founder of PUSH:legal, which he says is a mobile law library that lawyers can download and use on iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry and Android devices. With the mobile library, lawyers can research case law and statutes at any time, in any place, he says. The library includes books of federal and state case law and statutes such as the Texas Penal Code, Texas Rules of Civil Procedure and the Federal Sentencing Guidelines Manual. In addition to Texas, the states included the library are California, New York, Florida and Delaware, he says. “We’re constantly updating our materials,” he says. “We just put in the brand new criminal codes and sentencing guidelines. And we’re adding new cases and new information all the time.” The company has a special promotion this month, and each book can be downloaded for 99 cents through the end of December for a 45-day trial, he says.
-- Jeanne Graham




It is very useful when people need to know the law. Now the smartphone app is so powerful.
Posted by: Busy Sylvia | September 04, 2012 at 10:14 PM
The average stitrang salary for most lawyers is $65k-75k p/yr. The exceptions being the top graduates from premiere schools who are accepted as associates in a few Major firms, then the stitrang pay may be 100k-125k. The higher paying jobs are usually based on 2400 billable hours per year where the lower average pay is based on 1800 billable hours. If you know the state you want to practice law in you may want to contact the state bar association to see what you will need as far as additional education to take the bar exam to become licensed.
Posted by: Harjashan | June 16, 2012 at 05:59 AM
this is a great post, thank you so much!:)
Posted by: Mesa Criminal Defense Lawyer | May 15, 2012 at 03:10 PM
If you do get an immediate meeting with the attorney, it may imply that the attorney is not competent enough to handle the case as they are relatively free to accept any case that comes their way.
Posted by: uk immigration solicitors | January 25, 2012 at 01:01 PM
I think that mobile sites and apps are the wave of the future. That's a great way of marketing yourself if you're a criminal defense lawyer.
Posted by: Criminal Defense | January 10, 2012 at 12:09 PM
Technology makes work very efficient for lawyers these days. Now they are able to access and acquire information about their cases anytime, anywhere. That is now possible through an app that's installed in their smartphones. It will certainly lessen the burden of looking for information.
Posted by: Marlin Sayle | January 05, 2012 at 12:10 PM
That's a good way to community to know your about law.
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