My Legal Magic Wand
Easy and effective
Use iTrial for trial presentation instead
Use iTrial instead. It has good features, it’s easy to use, and the price is at least tolerable.
Annoyed
Love it
If Iron-Man's suit were made for trial lawyers...
Amazing
Crashes routinely but consistently
Good apps - I would like to see one thing added to the mix…
Great app, weak bundle
Suggestions: At this price point, collaboration features should be better. TrialPad should allow multiple users to work on a presentation at the same time. Ability to store the TrialPad file on cloud services other than iCloud, e.g., OneDrive, SharePoint, or Dropbox, would be nice as well. Also, the Mac version is glitchy, especially when renaming documents.
The bundled apps don’t add nearly the value that TrialPad provides. I’d rather see it priced separately, as I don’t and won’t use DocumentReviewPad or TranscriptPad. They’ve been promising a timeline app for years, but they haven’t delivered.
So, 4 stars. Great app but room for improvement.
Disappointing Approach
TrialPad on my MacBook!
Great Product
Disappointed
Unreliable and overpriced.
BEST Trial Presentation Software on the market!
Awesome tools for litigators
File importation
Confused & Disappointed
Litsoft Suite - a must for any trial attorney!
One can review testimony in TranscriptPad across dozens or more transcripts, categorize testimony by self-created issue, and the program has tremendous reporting capabilities by issue to transfer over into TrialPad, again for witness examination or presentation. One can even find words or a group of words in seconds across dozens of transcripts, and can create impeachment slides comprising specific testimony that present beautifully and effectively in TrialPad.
And it’s not just the seamless integration between the three that is so attractive, but the use of the programs allows a lawyer to always be a lawyer; the attorney never diverts from the creative, strategic process. For example, when preparing witness examination for trial or deposition, TrialPad allows one to place exhibits and even pages of exhibits in a custom order (with easy backup for redundancy) with the ability ahead of time to highlight where one’s document questions will focus, and one can insert notes that only the user can see during delivery of the exhibit over the applicable medium. And the exhibit/document order can easily be changed with the swipe of a finger. There’s no waste of time giving one’s finally ordered and annotated exhibits to a tech person to rehearse to ensure proper delivery and then spend time having the person bring up the exhibit the questioner wants at trial. TrialPad eliminates that interruption and significant expense. It also allows one to always employ one’s creative style and implement one’s case strategy in witness preparation through TrialPad’s features. I walk into court with no paper, no tech interruption, and I can execute a seamless, orderly delivery of evidence; the evidence through TrialPad tells the story.
I’ve been a trial attorney for over 35 years, most of them with a large national law firm. Anyone can use these intuitively easy programs to be their best, and they are absolutely enjoyable to use.
