About the Law Society Precedents

• About the Law Society Precedents

• Download from the Law Society's website

• Specifications and hard copy

• Index to Precedent Suites

• Maintenance

• How much do the Precedents cost?

• Big savings for small firms

• To purchase the Law Society Precedents

• Disclaimer

About the Law Society Precedents

The Law Society Precedents (except for the Personal Injury suite) were developed by TressCox, who also fully maintain them for the Society. The Personal Injury suite was developed by Stacks-The Law Firm and is also maintained by TressCox, with editorial input by Carroll and O'Dea.

Download

The Law Society Precedents can be downloaded quickly and simply via the Society's website at http://www.lawsociety.com.au/precedents/ by entering your Precedents login and password. From this secure site you will be able to:

• Download the suites and updates you have purchased.
• Print out hard copies.
• View the suites for which you are licensed.
• Search, browse and download individual Precedent updates for which you are licensed whenever you want and wherever you are.
• Keep up-to-date with the latest updates and keep track of what Precedents and updates you have downloaded.

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Specifications and hard copy

The Precedents are available in Microsoft Word 6 and above for PCs. Apple Macintosh users must have Mac Office 98 or later. The print font (or typeface) used in the Law Society Precedents is Times New Roman.

Firms can print the hard copy from their computer.To make the printed copies more presentable and easy to file, you can purchase Law Society Precedent binders (including specially printed tab dividers and spine cards).

Index to Precedent Suites

For your convenience the index to each Precedent suite, as well as the order form, are on the Law Society's website at http://www.lawsociety.com.au/precedents/.

Maintenance

To keep the Precedents up to date you need to take out maintenance. Firms that have paid their annual maintenance will receive their updates as soon as the amendments have been made. Notification of updates is sent by email advising firms to download.

How much do the Precedents cost?

• The licence fee for each Precedent suite depends on its complexity and the number of users. The licence and maintenance fees are shown following each suite listing.
• See prices for more information.

Big savings for small firms

The Law Society has an exclusive offer to help small practitioners. To run a successful practice that upholds a competitive advantage you will want your business to operate efficiently and cost effectively. This offer will assist with providing small firms with the same advantages as a larger firm.

The Law Society Precedents enable small practices to have a range of commonly used and up-to-date precedents available to them online.

A discount of up to 75% is offered to small firms when they subscribe to the full set of 16 suites.

* Note: Maintenance is mandatory for this offer.

To purchase the Law Society Precedents

To order your Law Society Precedents simply:

• Complete the online order form and return it to the Law Society.
• A licence agreement will then be forwarded from the Society.
• Sign and return the licence agreement to the Society, together with a cheque for the necessary amount, including the maintenance fee if required. Payment can also be made by credit card.
• You will then receive a log-in and password to access the Precedents.

Disclaimer

The Law Society Precedents are suites of documents designed to be used as examples by legal practitioners.

The Law Society of New South Wales, on behalf of itself and any other person involved in the production of the Precedents, disclaims any liability arising in connection with the use of the Law Society Precedents or reliance on their contents by any person, whether used in the original form or altered in some way by the licensee. Licensees are authorised to use the Law Society Precedents only in the course of providing bona fide legal services to clients. Any other use of the Precedents is prohibited.

The Society gives no warranties nor makes any representation in respect of the Precedents including, without limitation, any warranties as to quality, standard or legal efficacy.