“If we want things to stay as they are, things will have to change.” – Tancredi in The Leopard, by Giuseppe Tomasi de Lampedusa As is tradition in the legal profession, the opening of Law Term is marked with black tie dinners… Read More ›
Mobile Legal Research
End of year book offer: Whiteley on Trial by Gabriella Coslovich
We are offering a complimentary copy of Whiteley on Trial by Gabriella Coslovich to new and renewing annual JADE Professional subscribers. To take advantage of this offer, simply visit https://jade.io/WOT by 24 December. “This gripping book by arts journalist Gabriella Coslovich has more twists and… Read More ›
“My inquiry is this: Am I still a British Citizen?”
While section 44 of the Constitution has been around … well, since the enactment of the Constitution, it seems that it was only this year that some of our parliamentarians looked to their lineage and, shock horror, discovered that they… Read More ›
2018 – The best is yet to come!
Alerts, JADE clips, visualisation tools and document uploading continue to be popular tools with our users, helping to improve their efficiency and maintain current awareness. 2018 will see JADE evolving, with exciting changes allowing users to create a bespoke subscription… Read More ›
Introducing JADE Touch (our mobile research service for legal professionals)
The JADE development team is delighted to announce the arrival of our first public release of an iPhone, iPad, Android, and Blackberry friendly mobile professional legal research app. JADE Touch We call it JADE Touch. Like the rest of JADE,… Read More ›
Our iPhone and iPad App is almost here — the jPhone
In the JADE Research Labs, our team has been working on a simple addition to JADE: an iPhone app. We have the framework ready, and we are adding features. Just enough to make it useful without being bloated. If you… Read More ›
JADE — Legal Research and the iPad
We are delighted by the relatively large number of users undertaking legal research on JADE using Apple’s new iPad. Our entire interface works well with finger gestures. Let us know if you have extra gestures in mind for some judgments.
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