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One of the most useful apps in my law practice is GoodReader, the primary app that I use to read and annotate PDF files.  The last major update was GoodReader 4, released in 2014.  Since then, the developer of the app, Yuri Selukoff (whose mother was a patent attorney), obtained a difficult-to-receive EB-1 Visa (reserved for foreign nationals with extraordinary abilities) and moved from Moscow to San Francisco, as described in this interesting profile of Selukoff from last year on the Inside BlackBerry blog.  I was pleased to see a recent confirmation on the GoodReader Facebook page that Selukoff is hard at work on GoodReader 5.  There is no release date yet, but hopefully the reason for Selukoff’s recent post is that the release date is coming soon.  Selukoff says in that post:  “It’s a huge update with a completely new design and new features, some you may not even know you’ll want until you’ve seen them!  So fear not, and get ready (or for those of you who’ve been ready, stay ready) – GoodReader 5.0 is on the way!”  For all of us who use GoodReader in our law practices – and I know from the feedback I receive from iPhone J.D. readers that there are many of us – it will be great to see a major update to this essential app.  And now, the news of note from the past week:

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