Casemap For Mac
Yesterday the Faculty of Advocates circulated members to notify them of a discount offer on CaseMap, Windows-only software for analysing and presenting case information. After discount, its suppliers LexisNexis are seeking, for the two year bundle and three year bundle respectively, £1,002.60 or £1,423.98.
Advocates are increasingly using Mac rather than Windows laptops, and this is to point out that there is Mac software with practically all of CaseMap’s functionality (the only significant exception is automated Bates stamping, which few advocates are likely to be doing, and which Acrobat does anyway) at a tiny fraction of the price: $34.95. This is Journler, of which an uncrippled demo copy is available for free download here, and which the American Bar Association’s Legal Technology Resource Center suggested as a CaseMap alternative last year. One user comments “Using Journler need not be the ‘overkill’ that some consider CaseMap to be. Because it can be as simple or deep as you need, Journler is a definite leap forward in case analysis as compared to CaseMap..”
CaseMap replaces notebooks, pieces of paper, and plain old guessing with easy to use software that can be accessed by smartphone, tablet or desktop computer via the internet. CaseMap is secure and Cloud Based, it does not need your IT department to do anything. You can use any device with internet access! CaseMap 9 and TextMap 6 require Windows XP, 2003 Server, 2008 Server, Vista, Windows 7 or 8, and Microsoft MSXML v6.0 and above. TextMap 6 also requires Microsoft.NET 3.5 and above. CaseMap 5, TimeMap 3, and TextMap 3 and earlier require the Microsoft Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista, or Windows NT 4.0 Workstation operating system. CaseMap is a litigation software that helps collect, categorize & store case facts so every team member can maximize their case analysis, see connections & better collaborate on the case. The Mac Lawyer has a guest post article by G. Ware Cornell Jr about his jury selection spread sheet using iWork ’08’s Numbers program. While it might not precisely fit your practice, just seeing the template created by Mr. Cornell provides a great jumping off point. And the fact that Mr. Cornell created the template “in about ten minutes” should further give you the necessary. Fortunately for LIT SOFTWARE users, Apple is known for prioritizing privacy and security. That is especially important for lawyers who often see significant overlap in their business and personal devices. The built-in security of your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple Watch is already robust.
A review of Journler is here. Another is here.
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An article with suggestions on its use is here. User comments are here.