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This is an overview of the steps we follow to ensure that a case is fully prepared, searchable, and organized before it is delivered to counsel for substantive review. Completing each step helps avoid delays, confusion, and rework during legal analysis.
While our technical team follows a much more detailed process, this summary helps our clients understand the high level preparation done before they log in and start reviewing documents.
Pre-Review Technical Checklist
Load all documents
Confirm all provided data sources have been uploaded and processed successfully.
- Verify Document Type Icons
Ensure document type icons display correctly (email, PDF, Word, Excel, image files, etc.) to help reviewers quickly identify formats.
Confirm Icon, Logo, and Junk Coding
Apply coding for system files, logos, junk, thumbs, and other non-responsive technical material as per project protocol.Run OCR & Extract Text (if AI will be used)
Ensure all files have searchable text content, and verify OCR has completed successfully.
Confirm Sources & Attachments
Validate document families are intact (emails + attachments). Confirm no orphaned attachments unless intentional.
Run Email Thread Analysis
Run email threading so reviewers can identify email threads and reduce redundant review.
Pre-Review Project Management Checklist
Confirm Technical Checklist is Complete
Validate all steps were followed according to requirements, and processing steps like text extraction and OCR were successfully completed.Run Deduplication
Apply deduplication (family or individual as required by protocol) and confirm duplicates are properly identified in the Relevance field.
Create Search Term Families
Build and test search term families (grouped by concept or issue). Validate that terms run properly and return expected results.
Configure Review Fields
Set up relevance, privilege, issue, and other review fields as needed.
Once confirmed, notify the legal team that the case is ready for review and provide any relevant notes regarding scope, exclusions, or special processing decisions.
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