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LAWSITES | DEC 2019 | LegalBoard Wireless
By Bob Ambrogi
LAWSITES | DEC 2019 | LegalBoard Wireless
By Bob Ambrogi
The LegalBoard is back, baby!
Every year for the past decade, I have compiled a year-end list of my most-popular posts. Two years ago, by a wide margin, my top-viewed post was about the debut of the LegalBoard, a keyboard designed for lawyers. This year, the LegalBoard again takes the top spot, thanks to a post about its new wireless version.
INDIANA LAWYER | DEC 2019 | LegalBoards
By Deanna Marquez
WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL | MAR 2017
By Patricia Simms
Brian Potts, an environmental/energy lawyer in his day job, is also a freshly minted entrepreneur, and he has taken his new business product, a lawyer’s version of a keyboard, on the road...
WISCONSIN LAWYER | MAR 2017 | Legal Keyboard
Have you ever been so frustrated with a piece of equipment or process that you thought, “There must be a better way,” only to find there isn’t...?
BUSINESS INSIDER | DEC 2017 | Legal Keyboard
By Antonio Villas-Boas
Keyboards come in different languages, and now there's a keyboard for "legalese." On the surface, the Legalboard looks like any old rectangular keyboard. Upon closer inspection, however...
ABOVE THE LAW | JAN 2017 | Legal Keyboard
By Robert Ambrogi
Never in my two decades of covering legal technology have I seen the legal world react to a new product like this...
THE LAWYERIST | JAN 2017 | Legal Keyboard
By
LegalBoard is the first keyboard designed by lawyers for lawyers. It allows you to add track changes, comments, and common legal terms, symbols, and citations with a single keystroke...
MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL | JAN 2017 | Legal Keyboard
By Rick Romell
Brian Potts’ new business arose from frustration over something that looks like this: §.
LAW TECHNOLOGY TODAY | JAN 2017| Legal Keyboard
By Jack Williams
Ever find yourself wasting time, and getting incredibly annoyed, every time you need to add a section or paragraph symbol in an email, brief, or motion?