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Free Legal Forms Meet Web 2.0

Most free legal forms you find on the web are about as good as you might expect for something that’s free – that is, not too good. That’s about to change. At DocStoc.com, users upload their own forms and agreements and share them with the rest of the world. Available documents include leases, independent contract agreements, employee applications, non-disclosure agreements, etc. Unlike with most free form websites, the forms aren’t written by just one or a handful of contributors, so the quality is potentially better. I reviewed some of the contracts and was pleasantly surprised by the quality.

DocStoc has just come out of private beta and is now in public beta. The site already boasts (more…)

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Nov 16, 2007 • 0 Comment
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