Document review is one of the necessary evils of practicing law. It is not a glamorous job and can sometimes be boring. However, it can also be one of the most important parts of a case.
Too often people underestimate the skill and preparation necessary to get the most out of a document review. But first- and second-year associates who are not familiar with the review process often are heavily involved in document review. So here are some tips for new associates to follow before, during and after reviewing numerous documents.
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