Analog Attorney

Analog Attorney | The best index cards are still just slips of paper, but they are also incredibly useful organizers.

Get one of these gifts for your retro-tech friends and they'll say thanks for such a remarkably thoughtful present. Probably with a handwritten card in perfect cursive.

Bull Garlington | I’d pick the new Paper Pro in a heartbeat if I were a new user. Yes, it’s more expensive, but it’s also more useful.

The gotta-have list for everyday carry includes a great bag, a great notebook, a great charger — and a surprise item that is absolutely essential.

A legal pad makes an excellent coaster — and, yes, you’re using one to level your desk right now. Can it help run your firm? Sam Walton turned a five-and-dime into the Walmart empire using little more than business savvy and a legal pad. His ...

Recently, Attorney at Work asked readers to share their note-taking habits and favorite note-taking tools. Read on for the results.

Analog Attorney | Indian pens are a thing — affordable, beautifully crafted and they write like a dream.

Analog Attorney | Our top-tier list of the best fountain pen stores in five cities.

Analog Attorney | File management on the Remarkable 2 can be intuitive and fast, if you set it up at the beginning.

Analog Attorney | As your analog-digital spy, I’ve secretly investigated three of the top electronic note-taking tablets.