Statutes and Case Law Library by PushLegal 5.1.2

PushLegal offers a practical mobile solution for legal professionals seeking quick access to statutes and case law, serving as an efficient alternative to traditional resources such as LexisNexis, Westlaw, Fastcase, and outdated deskbooks. With straightforward navigation, users can swiftly locate specific rules or statutes, and the app provides relevant case law associated with each legal provision.

Notably, PushLegal stands out by integrating annotated case law alongside pertinent statutes and offering smart-linking to Google Scholar for comprehensive judicial opinion review. The platform is routinely updated to ensure access to current legal information, addressing the rapid changes in legal statutes and case law.

Designed for convenience, PushLegal eliminates the need to carry heavy physical deskbooks, enabling legal practitioners to find necessary information on their smartphones efficiently. Its cost structure is accessible, with monthly subscription rates of $1.99 per book, making high-quality legal research more affordable than conventional options that can cost upwards of $100 per deskbook.

Endorsed by prominent lawyers such as Dan Cogdell and Katherine Scardino, the app receives positive recognition within the legal community for its usability and value. Developed by attorney Jonathan J. Paull, PushLegal aims to revolutionize legal research by providing a modern, portable alternative that caters to the needs of busy attorneys on the go.

Key features include annotated case law aligned with relevant statutes, a broad library containing over 30 federal and state legal textbooks, an intuitive interface that facilitates rapid information retrieval, smart-linking to Google Scholar, email sharing options, customizable subscriptions, and overall cost-effectiveness compared to traditional legal research services.

The app’s current content spans key federal statutes such as the Federal Bankruptcy Code, Rules of Evidence, Civil Procedure, Sentencing Guidelines, and criminal procedures. It also covers select state laws from Delaware, Texas, California, Florida, New York, and Illinois. The platform is continually expanding its offerings based on user requests and feedback.

For further inquiries or suggestions, users are encouraged to contact [email protected].