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Templates & Checklists

Keep track of incoming documents, gaps in the record and work that needs another look. The kit includes change and missing-records workbooks, factual intake and collection forms, and a source-focused review prompt.

Want an easier way to manage complex matters?

New documents and missing records kit

What’s inside

  • New documents change register

    Blank log, synthetic example, downstream checks and field instructions.

    xlsx

  • Missing records tracker

    Focused collection requests, known gaps, holders, actual responses and completeness review. Includes a fictional example.

    xlsx

  • Reusable review prompt

    Task-specific prompt with exact sources and human review boundaries.

    txt

  • Synthetic source packet

    Eight fictional equipment records with stable line references and known gaps.

    zip

    Included in the complete kit

  • Factual intake questionnaire

    Record the account and follow-up after the firm authorizes substantive intake. Start with its conflict and engagement process.

    docx

  • Initial document request checklist

    Scope internal collection, record focused requests and reconcile received files. Editable Word and print/reference PDF.

    docx / pdf

Using this kit

Who it’s for

For lawyers and support teams receiving new records, coordinating factual collection or checking how new material affects existing work.

When to use it

Use it at an authorised factual intake or when another batch of material arrives. Keep the firm's conflict, engagement and collection procedures in place.

How to use it

Set the collection scope and record what was requested and received. Add material changes to the change register with their source, affected work and owner. Reconcile missing records against actual responses and record the remaining gap.

Scope and review

These forms support factual collection and review. They are not a preservation notice, formal discovery request or finding that collection is complete. Record uncertainty and escalate procedural questions to the responsible lawyer.