First-pass review
Documents reviewed against your coding manual and issue tags.
Legal document review outsourcing — first-pass review, coding, privilege flagging, extraction, eDiscovery support and QA — with trained reviewers and clean audit trails.
Document review is where legal matters get expensive. Volumes can reach hundreds of thousands of documents; reviewers need to code consistently, flag privilege accurately, and produce a defensible record — under tight deadlines and cost pressure.
Opervics runs legal document review as a managed function — first-pass review, coding, privilege flagging, extraction, eDiscovery support and QA — with reviewers trained on your review protocol and documented audit trails.
Documents reviewed against your coding manual and issue tags.
Responsiveness, issues, dates, custodians and custom fields coded.
Attorney-client and work-product documents flagged for attorney review.
Key dates, parties, amounts and terms extracted into structured fields.
Collection, processing and review support alongside your eDiscovery team.
Reviewer agreement, accuracy, privilege flag rate and turnaround.
These are the same operational issues we see across clients — and the same ones our process is designed to remove.
Review volume grows faster than associates can absorb.
Different reviewers apply different rules — defensibility suffers.
Privileged documents slip into production — serious risk.
Hourly review bills grow — clients resist and margins compress.
Court-driven timelines leave no slack for training new reviewers.
Nobody tracks reviewer agreement or accuracy.
Every service inherits the same baseline security posture, then adds service-specific controls on top.
Access, change management, monitoring and incident response aligned to SOC 2.
NDAs, role-based access, least-privilege permissions and audit logging.
Every batch QA'd — reviewer agreement and privilege flag rate tracked.
Review progress, accuracy, privilege flag rate and turnaround reported weekly.
First-pass review, coding and tagging, privilege flagging, data extraction, eDiscovery support, QA and reporting.
No — we provide review operations support. Legal judgment and privilege calls remain with the licensed attorneys on your matter.
Relativity, Everlaw, Logikcull, Concordance, Disco, Reveal and custom review platforms.
Yes — surge review capacity is common for court-driven timelines and large-volume matters.
Reviewer agreement, accuracy, privilege flag rate and turnaround — reported weekly with QA samples.
Per document, per GB, per reviewer hour, or a monthly retainer — agreed upfront.
A short conversation is usually enough to scope the matter and propose a starting point.