89% for email 89% for telephone 75% for calendars 72% for contacts 61% to send texts Another 9% used their smartphones to track expenses And 5% used them to create documents IN THE CLOUD IN 2017 THE 84% of lawyers use laptops in their law firms compared to 76% in 2011. 83% of solos use laptops in their law firms compared to 78% in 2011. 51% of lawyers use tablets for law-related tasks compared to 20% in 2011. 50% of solos using them for law-related tasks compared to 19% in 2011. MORE THAN 76% OF LAWYERS report that they used their tablets to access the internet. 50% for calendars 42% for contacts 16% to create documents 7% to track expenses MOST USED TABLETS 10% Android 5% Windows Mobile 1% Windows Tablets 84% iPads 93% of lawyers report personally using smartphones for law-related tasks compared to 71% in 2011. 90% of solos use smartphones for law-related tasks compared to 65% in 2011. MORE THAN 71% OF LAWYERS REPORT personally using their smart- phones to access the Internet: MOST USED SMARTPHONES 23% Android 3% Blackberry / RIM 2% Windows Mobile 73% iPhones 38% of lawyers overall reported using web-based software for law-related tasks compared to 16% in 2011. Solo and small firm lawyers lead the way with 42% of solos using web-based software for law-related tasks 46% of small firms use web-based software for law-related tasks THE TOP TASKS ACCOMPLISHED USING WEB-BASED SOFTWARE WERE: 59% time & billing 56% case management 55% scheduling & calendaring 53% document management 45% contact management Learn more about how cloud computing can help you streamline your law practice at MyCase.com! Source: ABA’s 2016 Legal Technology Survey Report
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89% for email
89% for telephone
75% for calendars
72% for contacts
61% to send texts
Another 9% used their smartphones to track expenses
And 5% used them to create
documents
IN THE CLOUD IN 2017
THE
84% of lawyers uselaptops in their law firms compared to 76% in 2011.
83% of solosuse laptops in
their law firms compared to 78% in 2011.
51% of lawyers use tabletsfor law-related taskscompared to 20% in 2011.
50% of solos usingthem for law-relatedtaskscompared to 19% in 2011.
MORE THAN 76% OF LAWYERSreport that they used their tablets to access the internet.
50% for calendars
42% for contacts
16% to create documents
7% to track expenses
MOST USED TABLETS
10%Android
5%Windows
Mobile
1%Windows Tablets
84%iPads
93% of lawyers report personally using smartphones for law-related tasks compared to 71% in 2011.
90% of solos use smartphones for law-related tasks compared to 65% in 2011.
MORE THAN 71% OF LAWYERS REPORT personally using their smart-phones to access the Internet:
MOST USED SMARTPHONES
23%Android
3%Blackberry
/ RIM
2%Windows
Mobile
73%iPhones
38% of lawyers overall reported using web-based software for law-related taskscompared to 16% in 2011.
Solo and small firm lawyers lead the way with 42% of solos using web-based software for law-related tasks
46% of small firms use web-based software for law-related tasks
THE TOP TASKS ACCOMPLISHED USING WEB-BASED SOFTWARE WERE:
59%time &billing
56%case
management
55%scheduling & calendaring
53%document
management
45%contact
management
Learn more about how cloud computing can help you streamline your law practice at
MyCase.com!
Source: ABA’s 2016 Legal Technology Survey Report
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