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by Stephen_creason
While Westlaw is unquestionable the superior legal research tool on the desktop internet, it’s barely useable on mobile via this app or the mobile web. Westlaw just doesn’t seem to care about providing even a minimally acceptable mobile experience. This app is about 5-10 years behind where it should be, which is inexcusable for a company with such a sophisticated (and expensive) product. It’s too bad, because every attorney wants a fully functional legal research tool that’s integrated across all of the platforms we use, especially iPad. This is not that tool, for sure.
by Htcamp
It has taken less than a day to download, use and delete. The functionality is too narrow; the app does not appear to allow me to sort cases (say by highest court/newest).
It returns content that does not meet my search terms. Example, I search for A and B; I get content with A but not B, vice versa, and neither!
The ability to go from one document to the next in the results list seems slow to me.
by RockySlaughter
I will filter for jurisdiction and the app will simply forget the filter in future searches. The app is less intuitive than the website when the opposite should be true if it was designed well. Westlaw is an extremely expensive program for the technology backing it to be so lousy.