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West LegalEdcenter brings continuing legal education app to the AppStore

Categories: Applications, iPhone
By: , IntoMobile
Saturday, December 19th, 2009 at 3:38 AM

CLE Mobile - iPhone

In another news that involves taking iPhone as a serious business device we have Thomson Reuters-owned West LegalEdcenter launching CLE Mobile to the AppStore, allowing attorneys to get some continuing legal education (CLE) while on the go. There are more than 2,000 courses to choose from, which you can purchase from West LegalEdcenter’s website and access them later on your iPhone or iPod Touch — the application comes with a single ethics CLE program.

In addition, CLE Mobile allows users to manage their westlegaledcenter.com profile, including licensing states and registration numbers, as well as submit completed courses for online state mandatory CLE credit. Furthermore, using the service, law firms can make their own CLE and training content mobile with West LegalEdcenter’s in-house training.

West LegalEdcenter plans to make key content accessible on a variety of mobile devices, beginning with the iPhone. The application itself is free and you can grab it from here. (iTunes)

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