Forms are templates for drafting legal documents. Before using a specific form, the drafter should ensure that the form is 1) relevant to their legal needs, 2) up to date, and 3) correct for the proper jurisdiction.
Print titles of formbooks are available on the 4th floor for in-library use, either in the Reserve Collection behind the circulation desk or in the Ohio Collection.
Westlaw Practical Law provides an array of information, including forms for multiple practice areas, sectors, and jurisdictions.
To access various forms, select Practical Law from the Westlaw homepage, and then select the Resource Types tab.
Practice Areas
Cross-Practice Collections
Sectors
To access Practical Law Automated Documents, navigate to the right side of the page, locate Practical Law Automated Documents, and select the Access Now button.
Documents are available for several subsets of the following practice areas:
To access Short-Form Documents, navigate to the right side of the page, locate Additional Resources, and click the Short-Form Documents link.
Documents are available for several subsets of the following practice areas:
Lexis+ Practical Guidance provides an array of information, including forms for multiple practice areas, sectors, and jurisdictions.
To access various forms, after logging in to Lexis+, select the Practical Guidance icon on the left. Under Tools & Resources (on the right), select the View All link, and then select Automated Templates.
Under Automated Templates, users can select the following criteria to search for forms:
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