Document review
A legal document review checks what the papers actually say, what they do not say, and what risk follows from them.
Document review
The purpose is to give the file order: what happened, what documents prove it, what is missing and what should happen next.
That may mean a short review note, a chronology, a bundle, a draft response or a handover pack.
Questions people ask
Yes. Starting with the latest or most important document is often the quickest way to understand the problem.
Not at first. Send the document requiring action, the deadline and the document that started the dispute.
Yes. A useful review should identify bad points as well as good ones.
Next step
The first job is to understand what has happened, what is due next and which papers matter.
For urgent matters, put the deadline or removal date first.