Firmstyle and Practical Law Templates

Posted by Jayne Smith on July 2, 2008 · Go on - leave a comment below
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Did you know that you can have your own corporate style applied to Practical Law templates?

We work with our clients to help them achieve the best professional image for them. It’s professional, easier to use, and presents a great image when your document templates, letters, faxes, memos, set out with a consistent font, font size, paragraph spacing. It’s also possible to have the same formatting applied to legal precedents and templates supplied from Practical Law.

We help you decide how you want your documents to look. Here are some factors to consider:

Underlining never looks good in faxes
Most companies use bold for emphasis
Too many capital letters are hard on the eye
A serif font is easier to read
Single line spacing is great for saving the planet but line and a half spacing is much easier for drafting documents

Your Practical Law Templates can also contain your own company logo on the frontsheet of all of your documents - so you look like you’ve invested a million dollars in keeping your knowledge and know-how up to date.

If you would like more information on how we can help you create your own templates then click here and let us know.

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Filed Under Digital Dictation for Lawyers, Practical Law
Tags: PLC Law, Practical Law, Templates, word processing