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Using practicelaw's Upgraded PDF Forms

We’ve received a number of questions over the last several weeks as we made the upgrade from Adobe Acrobat 8 to Adobe Acrobat 9. The upgrade allowed us to enable an important feature: saving client data in the forms that you download to your computer. Previously, licensing issues with Adobe prevented us from enabling this …

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New Civil Case Type: Consumer Credit Contract

It what’s likely a sign of a burgeoning consumer credit caseload in the courts, the Minnesota Supreme Court just adopted an amendment to Rule 23, adding “Consumer Credit Contract” to the list of civil case types that must be provided on captions to case documents. The case type applies to cases where the plaintiff is …

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The Subject Was in the Premises

One of the major things we do at practicelaw is draft forms. When we draft new forms, we have three primary objectives: 1) getting the form legally complete and correct; 2) formatting the form so that it actually functions properly; and 3) ensuring that the language in the form is plain and easily understood, typically …

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