Oct 26, 2023
JusDocs has identified a crucial piece of a lawyer's responsibilities and created a platform for sharing legal petitions amongst industry professionals. This platform takes work many lawyers are already doing and monetizes it for them as a second income source with very little additional work.
Brazil - October 26, 2023 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
Editing legal documents is a core task in a lawyer's daily routine. Approximately 50% of a lawyer's productive time is spent drafting petitions, appeals, contracts, and other procedural documents essential for pursuing their clients' rights.
While petitions are frequently filed in consumer and labor disputes that are very similar to one another, this is not the case in other legal fields. The reality is that every new client who hires a lawyer has a unique situation and requires a customized legal document tailored to their circumstances.
Lawyers invest time, expertise, and countless research hours in crafting their petitions. However, all too often, once these documents are filed, they are forgotten in some computer folder, never to be used again until a similar case arrives at the firm.
JusDocs Begins Encouraging Petition Sharing
The experts at JusDocs had the idea in 2020 that these petitions could provide a secondary income stream for the lawyer who developed them. Their vision became a platform that facilitates the sharing of legal documents among legal professionals.

Recognizing that petitions used in practice by specialist lawyers are valuable to other professionals handling similar cases in their firms, JusDocs provided a means for these documents to be shared.
What sets JusDocs apart is that the petitions must have been used in practice, and the author of the documents must be the professional sharing them with the legal community.
A Secondary Income Stream for Lawyers
For every petition downloaded, JusDocs compensates the authoring lawyer with a form of royalty deposited into their JusDocs account, rewarding them for sharing their work.
JusDocs reports that in 2023 alone, over U$50,000 was paid to lawyers for sharing their documents, and this amount is expected to triple by year's end.
JusDocs aims to create a secondary income source for every lawyer, allowing professionals to earn passive monthly income from royalties for sharing their petitions with other legal peers.
"In about a year of operation, professionals earn between U$1,000 and U$2,000 monthly simply by providing their best petitions to colleagues. These earnings vary based on how many downloads a lawyer's petitions receive. Current-topic petitions tend to be highly sought after, boosting earnings," says Williann Georgi, CEO of JusDocs.
Data Protection and LGPD Compliance
Aware of the new LGPD requirements, the JusDocs team reviews each shared petition, ensuring all sensitive client information is removed. This makes it easier for lawyers to send files as a specialized team with LGPD compliance is tasked with this critical step.
"After the petitions are shared, they undergo a refining and formatting process by the JusDocs team. All sensitive data, such as personal client information, company names, vehicle license plates, etc., are removed. The goal is to provide the petition structure used in practice without exposing the client," says Georgi.
The Future of JusDocs
JusDocs has announced its plans to integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) into its platform. This strategic decision aims to revolutionize how legal documents are crafted, ensuring greater precision and relevance. By leveraging AI's capabilities, JusDocs envisions a system where legal templates are not just static texts but dynamic documents that evolve based on case specifics, legal updates, and user feedback.
CEO Williann Georgi commented, "The legal profession has always been about precision and expertise. By incorporating AI, we're taking a giant leap toward making legal document creation more efficient, accurate, and tailored to individual needs. We aim to ensure that every lawyer has access to the best possible resources regardless of specialization."
This move by JusDocs is a testament to their commitment to staying at the forefront of legal tech innovations. With AI's ability to analyze vast amounts of data, predict outcomes, and generate content, the platform's users can expect even more refined and practical legal documents soon.
JusDocs is among the most promising legal tech startups in recent years, offering another avenue for lawyers looking to modernize.
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