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They likely had a few document review attorneys do a first pass review for relevance through all 30,000 documents (a "document" can be a short email). A reviewe
by Aloisius 3y ago
They likely had a few document review attorneys do a first pass review for relevance through all 30,000 documents (a "document" can be a short email). A reviewer can do somewhere from 50-70 documents/hour.
Then attorneys do a second pass review on the much smaller set of relevant documents.
Reviewing 30,000 documents is a relatively small project.
- ruraljuror 3y agoThis. Attorneys are sorting through documents, highlighting relevant parts, providing summaries. There is a subplot in Better Call Saul where Kim is punished by being assigned to days of doc review. Briefly shown in this clip: https://youtu.be/9uQQvnrQZz0?si=WwDN4-Yh7UJ2a0MH https://youtu.be/9uQQvnrQZz0?si=WwDN4-Yh7UJ2a0MH > reviewer can do somewhere from 50-70 documents/hour Back of the envelope calculations using your numbers and assuming an hourly rate of between $250-$400 shows this doc review costing between $100k-$200k. Seems like a sane estimate to me.