A subjective review is an assessment of the document set to determine any combination of relevancy, factual / legal issues, and privilege. Such reviews are conducted by lmi’s experienced team of lawyers.
With an lmi Subjective Team the client gets a team: · in which each member is in good standing with The Law Society of Upper Canada and is insured with LPIC; · that has read all the pleadings and other material provided to assist in the review; · that has a project binder containing the pleadings; instruction guidelines and particular protocols; · that works together, usually in the same room; · in which varying opinions are discussed as and when they arise keeping everyone consistent; · that meets daily to review procedures and methods; · that provides questions to counsel in near real time with answers circulated immediately; · subject to in-house specialized quality control procedures and · whose statistics are constantly monitored to ensure efficiency and that timelines are being maintained.
Clients also receive: · frequent progress reports for monitoring of the project and · an opportunity to meet with the team to explain theories of the case and highlight import review issues.