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April 20, 2010

The Legal iPad Blog & Facebook Page

The Legal iPad Blog & Facebook Page

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I've started a new blog for lawyers and others who use the iPad in their business. It's called the Legal iPad. You can find it here and subscribe to its feed here.

I've also created a Facebook page so that readers can comment on posts and discuss the ways that they use their iPad in their business. You can join the group here.

If you're a legal professional with an iPad, let me know and I'll add you to my ever-growing list of legal professionals with iPads.

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