Docstoc %u2013 Documents, Templates, Forms, Ebooks, Papers & Presentations. One of the handiest Internet sites for lawyers is the Docstoc site, where thousands of legal documents are freely shared by others. It is like having a huge law firm with a big document databank. It is free, and you still have to be a lawyer, and use the forms merely as a preliminary guide; but, I have saved a lot of drafting hours by using forms I initially found here. Standard forms and templates are dangerous if you don't modify them to suit your State and your client. However, as a starting point, they can be very handy.
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July 13, 2010
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I agree. I do occasional research/drafting work for a litigation attorney who sometimes wants me to prepare docs for filing in various far flung jurisdictions and I've found great models at Docstoc (I also keep JD Supra and Justia Forms bookmarked for the same purpose).
Posted by: cfoster | July 13, 2010 at 10:40 PM