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(More customer reviews)Trial lawyers go to court the way Alaskan hunters venture into the interior-loaded for bear. We used to march into court with what was called a trial bag-a boxy briefcase that one can stick the entire contents of a file into and lug down to the courthouse. Actually the trial bag itself became rather limited when teams of paralegals started cross indexing long depositions, exhibits, and document production. In one of my trials the one entire side of the gallery was taken over by bankers' boxes and a team of three paralegals desperately trying to anticipate the next document their lawyer would need. These days a decent laptop can and usually does replace trial bags, most paralegals, and bankers boxes.
Lawyers however are loathe to walk into court with a nylon laptop case, looking to all the world like an IT geek in a tailored suit. McKlein USA provided the answer- a sleek, lawyerly looking laptop case. I have had mine for over three years and other than a slight tendency to topple over (the result of overstuffing on one side by yours truly), the briefcase has performed admirably. The bag has three major lined compartments and I use the middle compartment for my MacBook Pro. On either side of that I stuff any written materials I plan on using. In a zippered interior compartment I put my chargers and extra cables. As indicated you can overfill as mine often is.
This is an excellent laptop case that looks like a regular briefcase. You will never be mistaken for a IT geek.
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