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Form books, which provide model forms and, often, advice on adapting forms, checklists, and references to underlying laws and relevant secondary sources.
Form banks, which collect real life documents used in previous transactions or cases.
Databases, such as Bloomberg, Westlaw, Lexis, and OnLaw.
Practice guides and treatises, which focus on analyzing the law but often include some forms, too.