Legal templates for the way you work

Choose the task, then check the scope

1. Select a template for the tool and document you need.
2. Check the jurisdiction, required facts and source documents. Replace assumptions with instructions for this matter.
3. Inspect the result and its sources. Review local requirements before sharing, negotiating or filing.

General-purpose document comparison

Extract and compare information across agreements. Adapt the questions to the documents and the matter's governing law.

• Review matrix

  Share purchase agreement data extraction

  General purpose

  See how review matrix works

• Review matrix

  Employment contract data extraction

  General purpose

  See how review matrix works

• Review matrix

  Loan agreement data extraction

  General purpose

  See how review matrix works

United States

The drafting and strategy examples below concern California. They are not universal U.S. forms.

• Drafting

  Employer response to a retaliation investigation

  California

  See how drafting works

• Case strategy

  Employer action plan for a retaliation complaint

  California

  See how case strategy works

United Kingdom

The debt-protocol examples concern England and Wales. Check whether the protocol applies to the parties and the claim.

• Drafting

  Debt protocol document request letter

  England and Wales

  See how drafting works

• Document review

  Debt protocol correspondence review

  England and Wales

  See how document review works

India

Research and chronology starting points for Indian matters. Confirm the relevant law, source version and procedural dates.

• Research

  Income tax transition and notice response research

  India

  See how research works

• Timeline

  Corporate insolvency events and conditional deadlines

  India

  See how timeline works