By Innocent Anaba
Your law library is now black-buried. That is the caption of the new legal blackberry software application launched by GIT Limited, the publishers of Law Pavilion.

LawPavilion has become known within legal circles as the premium research tool that any serious minded member of the Bar and Bench must acquire to significantly enhance their practice or quality of rulings. Hitherto, the Law Pavilion application has been available for installation on personal devices such as laptops or desktops, office servers and more recently, the Ipad.

The Law Pavilion Black Berry Application was launched in Lagos, during the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, LawWeek.

Prof Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, former Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice of Lagos State, who also delivered the keynote address at event,  commended LawPavilion’s brilliant contribution and innovation towards the advancement of legal practice in Nigeria.

Lawyers at the event were generally thrilled by LawPavilion’s innovation, and especially the affordability of the new BlackBerry version starting from a paltry sum of N10,000 per annum. Mr. Femi Botoku of the NBA Lagos Branch said “now, no Lawyer has any excuse not to be digitally equipped, as this (LawPavilion on BlackBerry) is very affordable.”

With the innovative technology deployed for the BlackBerry Application, LawPavilion has made access to relevant authorities on any issue of law, the latest Supreme Court judgments (within 48 hours of release), latest Court of Appeal decisions, Civil Procedure Rules of State High Courts and oft-used Laws of the Federation very cheap and affordable (from as low as N10,000 per annum)  to all lawyers, especially young and upwardly mobile lawyers who are eager to bring their practice to par with contemporary global legal practice.

The LawPavilion blackberry software application means that lawyers can conduct their research on the go without any hindrance or having to contend with heavy luggage occasioned by carrying books around or even other personal devices like the laptop.