Best legal forms for litigation lawyers.

A selection of the best: trial forms, deposition outline question forms, settlement forms, litigation forms, and trial notebook systems.  These selections are limited to best of field.

Best Trial Notebook TrialNotebook.com™
" Efficient and to the point."  

When you get to a deposition or to the courthouse for trial, everything will be in order. You will maintain an appearance of purpose and drive. The object of this trial notebook system is --- deposition and courtroom success through ability to organize.  The Trial Notebooks site is a one product site, designed to sell only one product: a trial notebook for lawyers and legal assistants. Our maintenance of this site keeps it sharp and focused for effective business.

Best Deposition and Trial Forms LawyerTrialForms™
 "Making good lawyers better"

Litigation lawyers and their legal assistants already know that deposition and trial legal forms and checklists give you a head start. The more experienced they are, the more they start a project from a form they have. Get litigation, deposition and trial prep done faster and easier.  This site has a broad selection of quality "best available" trial and litigation forms.

Best Settlement Forms Legal-Settlement-Forms™
"Settlement forms are power tools"

The nearly inevitable settlement of the lawsuit comes after attorney participation in negotiation or in and ADR format, such as mediation. Negotiation and mediation dominate the outcome of almost all litigation today.  This site is developing  a number of settlement tools and tactics advice articles, including a settlement brochure system.

Best Handbook on Attorney Fee Awards AttorneyFeeAward.com ™
"Awards that make a winning client happy and a losing client unhappy"

This handbook is a real summary of the law involved in prosecuting or defending attorney fee awards, plus it has forms, such as deposition or trial testimony checklists for the expert testifying on the reasonableness of the attorney fee being asserted.  Tells you what the "lodestar" is, and the factors that modify it - up and down.  Tells you traps to avoid.  It's designed to be read at the start of the case.  If you wait until the day you are taking a deposition or going to court on a motion or trial, it's too late.  Packed with information, but not a multi-volume work on attorney fees.  If you want "all the law, and everything", buy the multi-hundred sets on attorney fee awards offered by major law publishers.  But if you want a readable handbook to point the way (plus give you forms) this is for you.   

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