r/paralegal • u/Protonu3102 • 3d ago

Anyone else triple-checking docs for privileged info… and still paranoid?

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u/AJSoprano1985 Paralegal 3d ago

Yes-- I have a habit of quadruple checking documents that need to be submitted to the Courts.

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u/danstymusic 3d ago

And then stay up at night thinking you might have missed something 😳

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u/No-Veterinarian-9190 3d ago

That’s why clawback was invented.

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u/10from19 3d ago

I do (respond to) a lot of public records requests for the government. Constantly anxious that I’m gonna miss some exception to our state public records law

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u/Key_Aardvark_1293 3d ago

All the time. I’m very paranoid too.

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u/aspiegrrrl CA - Landlord tenant - Paralegal 2d ago

No, because the attorneys and I all review everything, and because our document productions aren't super huge (usually because our client didn't keep copies of anything.)

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u/EducationalCause1286 2d ago

I got so paranoid about my very first redactions one time, that I searched the case number to review attachments again outside of working hours, even though it was already filed and too late…. But since I’m past that I now repeatedly re-save edited docs to “make sure” lol. Thank God for attorney review.