The Canadian Law Site has launched its website www.LawApps.ca, featuring 30 Law Apps for the iPhone, iPod Touch and the iPad. The Canadian Law Site is the first company to make available Canadian Law Apps.

These apps will appeal to the legal profession, trustees in bankruptcy and other professionals required to be up to date with the law. Some of the apps are the Divorce Act, including Child Support Amounts by Province, the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and the Ontario PPSA (Personal Property Security Act). The law apps are accessible without WiFi or an Internet connection. They are lightning fast and cost a fraction of the cost of traditional law books.

The most expensive app is $9.99; most are $6.99 and five apps are free. The apps are organized so you can find references up to 10 times faster than with a traditional Act. You can copy and paste key sections to Notes or to an email message as well as bookmark key Sections.

These Law Apps will be an excellent tool for the practitioner as he or she will always have critical information at hand without lugging around heavy law books. They will also be invaluable in court for looking up references on the fly.

For more information please refer to the Canadian Law Apps website, including their FAQ page.

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