These include sample complaints, motions, answers, interrogatories and other similar pleadings and filings and can also include criminal court filings. The best way to locate appropriate litigation forms is typically to select your jurisdiction and then review form books specific to that jurisdiction. See the General Forms section for descriptions of each resource.
Bloomberg Law:
Lexis Advance:
Westlaw:
Practical Law (on Westlaw--look for Practical Law link on main Westlaw homepage)
PLI PLUS:
It is important to gather as much information as possible from the client at the initial meeting so you can determine what types of claims to file (or what defenses to mount). Using an interview template that is tailored for a particular area of law or type of case can be a very useful guide as you conduct the initial client meeting. Larger firms may have their own standard intake forms available but it can be helpful to turn to sample forms if such customized forms or unavailable or you find yourself working in a new practice area. These forms tend to be jurisdiction and practice area-specific. Below are a few examples.