A key email arrives, someone updates the timeline, and the research and brief still tell the old story. Learn a repeatable process that turns one new document into a flagged change list for attorney review.
What you will be able to do
- See everything a new document touches: Identify which chronology entries, research notes and draft passages a new document affects, with a source cite for each.
- Keep allegations from becoming facts: Separate what the document establishes from what its author only alleges, and flag each statement before it reaches the draft.
- Build a change list, not silent edits: Produce a list that shows the current text, the proposed change, the source and any open question for every item.
- Close the loop with the attorney: Route the change list to the responsible attorney and record whether each change was accepted, revised or rejected.
- Keep attorney decisions with the attorney: Leave privilege calls, discovery decisions and authority verification with the attorney rather than taking them from AI output.
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