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Your New York drafting setup. Without building it yourself.

You already use AI. DocketDrafter adds a ready-to-use New York litigation workspace to Claude Cowork or ChatGPT Work, with no templates to assemble or workflows to configure. See it live without sending us anything, then customize it to your firm's format and style when you're ready.

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$299 per paid user/month. Month-to-month. No setup fee.

Unlimited cases, documents, and revisions for ordinary firm use.

ChatGPT Work updating counsel information in a completed New York Request for Judicial Intervention addendum

Compatible with Adobe Acrobat.

Completed New York UCS-840A Request for Judicial Intervention addendum open correctly in Adobe Acrobat

Your courts.
Your forms.
Your firm's style.

Keep drafting in Claude Cowork or ChatGPT Work. Give your assistant a document workspace built for the work you do.

Start immediately with our New York house formats. You do not need to send us a template to see DocketDrafter work. If you later want the documents to match your firm's existing style, customization is included.

New York federal filings
Pleading and brief templates for the Southern, Eastern, Northern, and Western Districts of New York.
New York Supreme Court
Templates for complaints, answers, motions, affirmations, affidavits, memoranda of law, orders to show cause, proposed orders, and related filings.
Unified Court System forms
Form UCS-840, Request for Judicial Intervention (RJI), applicable RJI addenda including UCS-840A and UCS-840C, and other New York Unified Court System forms. DocketDrafter uses the configured official form instead of asking AI to recreate it. Need another UCS form? Let us know before onboarding, and we can add it to your workspace as part of setup.
Your firm’s letterhead
Demand letters, client correspondence, and other letters in your preferred format.
Appellate work
Template setup for briefs, motions, and other filings in each department of the New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division.

Pleadings in a filing-ready court format

Full first page of a generated New York Supreme Court verified complaint

Correspondence on your letterhead

Full page of a generated judicial letter on custom Ronald McDonald Law PLLC letterhead

Keep the final hours for the argument.

Tables of contents and authorities, built into your briefs. Keep revising without manually rebuilding the tables.

Full table of contents page from a generated Southern District of New York memorandum of law
Full table of authorities page from a generated Southern District of New York memorandum of law

Draft with AI. Review in Word. Keep working.

  1. Draft with AI

    Work in Claude Cowork or ChatGPT Work and receive an ordinary Word document and PDF.

  2. Review in Word

    Co-counsel, clients, and other reviewers need no DocketDrafter account. They can use Track Changes, leave comments, or edit the text directly.

  3. Bring the review back

    A DocketDrafter user returns the reviewed DOCX through Claude or ChatGPT. The workflow compares it with the delivered version, including direct edits made without Track Changes.

  4. Keep working

    Review the requested changes, continue from the controlled draft, and receive an updated Word document and redline.

Already have Claude Projects or matter folders?

Keep them. Claude or ChatGPT still provides the reasoning, and you can keep the research tools, prompts, and matter organization that already work for you.

Add the maintained document layer

  • Start from prior letters, pleadings, and arguments your firm trusts
  • Preserve approved instructions instead of repeating corrections in new chats
  • Use ready-to-go New York court templates and forms
  • Produce controlled Word and PDF documents
  • Bring Word review back into one version history
  • Use the same maintained workspace through Claude and ChatGPT

Someone to help you get more out of AI.

30-minute onboarding call. Connect your assistant and choose the first workflow. This is separate from your monthly sessions.

Hands-on first-month implementation. Begin with the New York workspace already in place. We can add your letterhead, adapt templates to your firm's style, and configure recurring workflows from documents you choose to provide.

Two 45-minute workflow and coaching sessions per firm, every month. Use them for training, prompting, matter context, connecting other tools, or getting a recurring workflow running. Ordinary email support and template maintenance remain included separately.

Tommy Eberle

Tommy Eberle

Co-Founder/CEO

DocketDrafter

Your sessions are with Tommy, who also teaches attorneys how to use AI through practical, plain-English YouTube walkthroughs.

$299per paid user / month

Month-to-month. No annual contract or setup fee. Cancel anytime; cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid month.

Unlimited cases, documents, and revisions for your firm's ordinary legal work.

No per-document charges or case caps.

  • New York litigation workspace with Word and PDF output
  • 30-minute onboarding call and hands-on first-month implementation
  • Template and letterhead customization and ongoing maintenance
  • Two 45-minute workflow and coaching sessions per firm each month
  • Ordinary email support, separate from your sessions
  • Administrative-only accounts do not consume paid seats
  • Anyone can review exported Word and PDF files without an account

Try your first month. If DocketDrafter is not right for your firm, email support@docketdrafter.com before the end of your first billing period. We'll cancel the subscription and refund all DocketDrafter subscription fees your firm paid for that period. Available once per firm; third-party subscription charges are not included.

See the New York workspace live. No preparation required.

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