Why are brief banks and databases containing motions and forms so valuable? Group of answer choices Because most legal documents use boilerplate language, and the substance of previous cases may mirror your client's case. It is only sometimes a good idea because previous cases can be very different despite boilerplate language available. Because most legal documents include boilerplate language, so you can (and should) literally copy and paste the relevant portions (i.e., actual legal text) when drafting your document, and then modify the other portions of the document to fit your current case. Brief banks and databases are not valuable