GSB supports document review for litigation and discovery, arbitration, corporate transactions, regulatory compliance, internal investigations, and large-scale contract or records reviews. The exact scope depends on the attorney’s instructions and the matter’s requirements.

No. GSB does not make legal determinations, privilege decisions, or strategic judgments. Our role is limited strictly to executing review instructions provided by attorneys, such as identifying potentially relevant documents or flagging items for attorney review.

Yes. GSB’s review workflows are designed to scale for high-volume discovery projects, including thousands or millions of documents, while maintaining consistency and quality control.

GSB paralegals may flag documents that appear potentially privileged based on attorney-defined criteria. Final privilege determinations and disclosures remain entirely with the attorney of record.

Turnaround time depends on document volume, complexity, review depth, and urgency. GSB supports both standard and accelerated review timelines, with clear expectations set at the outset of each project.

All documents are handled using restricted access controls, secure review platforms, encrypted storage, and confidentiality agreements. Only authorized personnel assigned to the matter can access the data.

Document review may be conducted by offshore paralegal teams operating under strict confidentiality agreements, controlled access, and attorney supervision. Offshore delivery follows U.S. law firm–grade data protection standards.

GSB works with firm-designated document review platforms, secure cloud environments, shared drives, and litigation support systems as instructed.

Law firms outsource document review to manage volume, reduce costs, accelerate timelines, and maintain review consistency, while preserving full attorney control over legal judgment and strategy.