Although the phrase “attorney forms” might seem to encompass a broad range of contract law and agreements, the layman can understand attorney forms as the backbone of the paperwork required in the day-to-day business of an attorney. This umbrella includes a variety of forms, typically related to litigation issues and procedural writing that must be committed to written form in order to verify the events and agreements these forms describe have truly taken place.

Claim forms, for example, are attorney forms that many lawyers will use in order to file a claim on behalf of a client, such as in the case of a car accident. Deposition forms are another category of legal forms that help an attorney facilitate and complete the deposition process as part of a trial. Obviously, each of these forms is unique and requires a level of specialized verbiage in each distinct form in order for an attorney to properly follow each legal procedure. Settlement agreements are also forms that are commonly used throughout an attorney’s career.

Attorney forms can also refer to the written forms and contracts that make up the attorney’s day-to-day life running a practice; these don’t necessarily have to do with any court proceedings or legal claims, but rather with legal practice management.

An attorney frequently has to turn to many of these forms in representing their clients. The frequency of requiring an expert in a court case, for example, or filing claims on behalf of a client often require that attorneys keep these forms readily available for use.

• Claim Forms

  Popular - Claim Forms for use when reporting various types of accidents, injuries or damages suffered by a client. Included are claims forms for automobile accidents,... View More

• Deposition Forms and Kits

  Deposition Forms and Kits which contain the information and guidelines necessary in order to prepare for a deposition. This kit includes an informative script for the... View More

• Expert

  Expert Engagement Letter for use when engaging an expert as a consultant in a litigation matter. This engagement letter addresses all pertinent matters such as fees,... View More

• Letters for Attorneys

  Letter forms which are most frequently used by attorneys and others in the legal profession. These letters include those to adverse parties such as insurance companies, to give notification of a client's... View More

• Litigation Forms

  Litigation Forms designed specifically for use in Connecticut. These forms include complaints, applications, affidavits, interrogatories, motions and orders. View More

• Practice Management Forms

  Practice Management Forms which will assist in management of your legal practice. These forms include an Intake Form for use when interviewing a new client about... View More

• Release & Settlement Agreements

  Release and Settlements Agreements for use in settling disputes or to release another party from past liability. Included are releases which relate to general debt,... View More

• Releases & Certificates

  Releases and Certificates for use by attorneys in order to obtain information regarding a client. These forms include authorizations to obtain medical records and... View More