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News ProDoc releases regular updates to our subscribers
to keep your forms current with changing legislation, case law, agency
rules changes, etc. The following provides a brief description of the
recent updates released and sent automatically, at no cost to you. ProDoc Releases December 2009 Update to Business Transactions Solution This was our first update to our new Business Transactions Solution (BTS) volume. We added additional statutory links into WestLaw® for 29 forms. More details about this update >> ProDoc Releases New York December 2009 Update We released 108 form revisions contained in the following volumes: Family Law, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, Probate, Real Estate, and Business Transactions Solution. More details about this update >> ProDoc Releases California December 2009 Update Our December 2009 update to California contained revisions, additions, and deletions to our libraries of automated forms. The majority of the revisions were pursuant to the 2010 Judicial Council updates as well as revisions to local forms. The affected volumes were: Family Law, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, Litigation, Probate, Business Transactions Solution, Real Estate, Conservatorships, Criminal Law, Federal Civil Litigation, Federal Criminal Defense, Guardianships, Juvenile Law, Small Estate Wills, Landlord and Tenant, Workers' Compensation, and Attorney-Client Matters. More details about this update >> ProDoc Releases Florida December 2009 Update Our December 2009 update for Florida contained 235 revised forms, many for new legislation effective January 1, 2010. In addition to providing our customers the revised forms prior to the effective dates of the underlying new legislation, we also provided form updates pursuant to agency and/or case law changes. The volumes and PowerPacks containing the revisions are: Family Law, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, Litigation, FLSSI1 Probate, Business Organizations, Business Transactions Solution, and Federal Criminal Defense. More details about this update >> ProDoc Releases Texas December 2009 Update The update contained 513 revised forms and 58 new forms, many pursuant to new legislation effective January 1, 2010. The volumes and PowerPack affected include: Family Law, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, Litigation, Business Transactions Solution, Real Estate, Probate, Business Organizations, Federal Criminal Defense, Landlord and Tenant, and Adoptions and Paternity. More details about this update >> ProDoc Releases Business Transactions Solution Nationwide ProDoc recently released our automated version of West's acclaimed Business Transactions Solution (BTS) product. ProDoc BTS contains all the forms a business will ever need, from creation to dissolution, as well as a large number of transactional documents that many businesses need in today's economy. In addition to business operations forms, BTS also contains a large number of agreements covering real estate, leases, consulting, technology licensing, confidentiality, employment, commercial leases, advertising and many other areas And, they are all automated to save time and reduce errors. More details about this update >> ProDoc Releases California September 2009 Local Forms Update This update contains significant updates and enhancements for nearly every ProDoc California volume. We revised more than 550 forms. The majority of the revised forms are due to county changes to local forms. We also added more than 675 new forms in existing and new ProDoc volumes. Many of the new forms are mandatory. The volumes affected by this update are: Attorney-Client Matters, Conservatorships, Criminal Law, Family Law, Guardianships, Juvenile Law, Landlord and Tenant, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, Litigation, Probate, Real Estate, Small Estate Wills, and Workers' Compensation. We also introduced our two new federal volumes for California: Federal Criminal Defense and Federal Civil Litigation. More details about this update >> ProDoc Releases Florida September 2009 Legislative Update We updated numerous ProDoc forms due to legislative and agency changes. The legislative changes reflected in this update are effective October 1, 2009. The affected volumes are: Business Organizations, Criminal Defense, Family Law, Federal Criminal Defense, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, Probate, Real Estate, and Small Estate Wills. More details about this update >> ProDoc Releases Texas August 2009 Legislative Update We recently sent ProDoc customers this shipment containing new and updated forms in the following ProDoc volumes: Family Law, Family Law PowerPack, Adoptions and Paternity, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, Litigation, Probate, Real Estate, Business Organizations, Criminal Defense, Federal Criminal Defense, Foreclosures, Guardianships, Small Estate Wills, Landlord and Tenant, Criminal Prosecution, and Attorney-Client Matters. Most of the changes were legislatively driven but some were pursuant to Agency changes, and others resulted fromcustomer feedback. More details about this update >> ProDoc Releases ProDoc for New York July 1, 2009 - Today we released our New York library of automated forms for Attorney-Client Matters, Family Law, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, Probate, Real Estate, and Small Estate Wills. We also released Small Office Suite (SOS), a practice management system for small law firms that integrates completely with our automated forms system. There are more than 1,140 automated forms in this library. It contains nearly every form an attorney needs on a daily basis for handling routine divorce matters, estate planning, probate, and residential real estate in New York. And, the unique ProDoc system means that a ProDoc user enters all client and case information only once for the life of each case. ProDoc Releases California June 2009 Judicial Council Forms Update There were significant changes to the Judicial Council Forms and they affected every ProDoc containing those forms. The JCF changes included in this update are effective July 1, 2009. Additionally, we made significant changes to our Lipman’s Wills & Trusts volume. The volumes containing updated forms are: Family Law, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, Probate, Litigation, Juvenile, Criminal Law, Guardianships, Conservatorships, Landlord and Tenant, and Attorney Client Matters. More details about this update >> ProDoc Releases Florida June 2009 Update for Five Volumes We updated numerous ProDoc forms due to legislative and agency changes. The legislative changes reflected in this update are effective July 1, 2009. A second update in September will include updated forms with an effective date of October 1. This update includes updated forms in the following ProDoc volumes: Family Law, Probate, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, Real Estate, and Business Organizations. More details about this update >> ProDoc Releases Texas April 2009 Update for Four Volumes We recently sent ProDoc customers this shipment containing new and updated forms in the following four ProDoc volumes: Family Law, Lipman's Wills & Trusts, Real Estate, Federal Criminal Defense. More details about this update >> ProDoc Joins West, a Thomson Reuters Business UNIVERSAL CITY, TEXAS – April 30, 2008 West - the foremost provider of information, services and software to the legal market and part of Thomson Reuters - has acquired ProDoc. West brings to ProDoc substantial resources that will enable ProDoc to further develop its content and offerings for small firms and solo practitioners and to deliver its expertise more broadly and deeply into the legal market. This acquisition provides exciting possibilities to build on the considerable success ProDoc has already achieved and the reputation ProDoc enjoys among the small firms and solo practitioners who rely on its expertise to shape their business decisions. While the essential mission of ProDoc will remain intact, its reach, resources and ability to further develop that mission will increase. ProDoc’s offerings are a strategic fit with West’s product lines. Combining ProDoc’s content with West’s market-leading forms products will enable West to better serve its customers by strengthening its offerings in many jurisdictions. Operations of ProDoc will remain in Universal City. |
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