SAN DIEGO, April 17, 2018 -- HotDocs Market, the cloud-based document assembly service and online marketplace powered by AbacusNext, announced that Rocket Docket Legal Software—an independent New York publisher has launched a wide array of automated legal forms for New York attorneys via the HotDocs Market platform.
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Rocket Docket Legal Software offers automated legal document templates specific to New York state that cover a wide range of practice areas including business, domestic relations, residential and commercial real estate, CPLR and criminal law. Subscribers are guided through an intelligent questionnaire that is used to generate tailored documents for each client. The Rocket Docket forms are designed using HotDocs’ powerful document automation technology which makes it possible for subscribers to create accurate, customized documents that minimize risk and save time, effort and cost.
“We are excited to add a new publisher to HotDocs Market, particularly one that provides such a wide range of forms to New York attorneys,” said Chris Cardinal, Executive Vice President of Software Engineering for AbacusNext. “Rocket Docket has put a great deal of effort and expertise into designing these powerful forms. As a result, subscribers will be able to spend more time with their clients and less time drafting legal documents.”
David Brickman, CEO of Rocket Docket said, “As a practicing attorney for 30 years, I know the job cannot be done without access to quality legal forms. Automating quality legal forms has been my mission for the last 15 years and we are so excited to offer products that will dramatically enhance legal practices.”
About Rocket Docket Legal Software
Rocket Docket is an innovative legal document assembly software that creates ready-to-print legal documents and forms from simple interviews powered by HotDocs. Using simple fill-in-the-blank interviews to collect case information and contacts, Rocket Docket merges the information into letters and forms with easy mouse click selections. For more information, visit RocketDocketLegalSoftware.com or call (866) 890-2055.
About HotDocs Market
HotDocs Market is an online document assembly platform that allows experts to publish and sell automated legal documents and forms to attorneys throughout the US. Publishers already using HotDocs Market include the State Bar Associations of Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, New York, and commercial publishers ALL-STATE LEGAL, James Publishing, and LexisNexis.
About AbacusNext
As the largest Technology-as-a-Service (TaaS) provider for the professional services sector, AbacusNext helps legal and accounting professionals achieve ultimate success and peace of mind through the delivery of a complete suite of compliance-ready technology solutions designed to support a secure and cloud-enabled practice at a cost they can afford. Headquartered in San Diego, California, and backed by private investment with Providence Equity, AbacusNext delivers products and services to over 500,000 businesses worldwide.
Contact: 858-529-0018 [email protected]


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