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"Free Site Enables Document Assembly"

Posted by Robert Ambrogi: "The document-assembly site WhichDraft.com enables automatic assembly of contracts and other legal documents. Users start by finding the type of document they want and then they fill them out by answering a series of simple questions. The site provides its own collection of documents and also allows users to post documents.

Of course, attorneys are sometimes reluctant to rely on form documents. A nice feature of WhichDraft is that lawyers can also use it to automate assembly of their own documents. The site allows users to upload their own documents and build their own sets of questions and answers for completing them. Lawyers can keep these documents private or opt to share them.

The site also includes simple collaboration tools. These include the ability to share documents with others by e-mail, to track multiple versions of a document, and to compare versions with red-lining. All the site's features are provided without cost.

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Source: Robert Ambrogi's LawSites, 14 September 2009

Full post as published by Stark County Law Library Blawg on September 15, 2009 (boomark / email).