Epson WorkForce ES-50 portable document scanner(paid link)
Scan paperwork between hearings
A signed document can be scanned between hearings and sent to the office.
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Scan paperwork between hearings
A signed document can be scanned between hearings and sent to the office.
Stock photoNotes and signatures with a bit of weight
Notes and signatures feel more deliberate with a good pen.
Still the fastest way to take meeting notes
Meeting notes are quickest on a legal pad, so a lawyer goes through plenty.
Stock photoQuiet for long reading and drafting
Reading and drafting for hours needs quiet, and these help in a busy office.
Carries files and a laptop with a professional look
Case files and a laptop go to court, so a briefcase gets daily use.
Keeps case documents sorted for court
Case documents must be organized for a hearing, so they live in a folder.
Lawyers read, write and carry heavy files, so a good bag and tidy document gear are where the value is. This page covers gifts and professional gear only, and it isn't legal advice.
About our picks: A lawyer's day is files, reading and signing. The briefcase, expanding file folder and portable scanner move paperwork between office and court, and the fountain pen and legal pads cover notes and drafting.
Gift tip: A polished briefcase or an elegant pen is a classic professional gift. Buying for a coworker? See coworker gift ideas or Secret Santa ideas.
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A good cup at the office, fast
A day that starts at the office goes better with a good cup before the first call.
Notes that look as good as they read
Meeting and case notes get written by hand, so a journal sees real use.
For out-of-town hearings and depositions
Out-of-town hearings and depositions mean a night or two of clothes in one bag.
A classic that keeps track of billable time
A lawyer who bills by the hour keeps a clock in view on the desk.
Long days of screen reading
Screen reading fills a lawyer's day, and these may ease the strain.
Keeps statute books upright and the desk tidy
Statute books and binders lean over, so a lawyer props them up on a shelf.
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