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Compare two versions of a brief to highlight what the attorney changed during revisions.

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Execute — do the immediate task

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Compare the attorney's draft of the brief with the revised brief, generate a redline PDF showing…
Compare the attorney's draft of the brief with the revised brief, generate a redline PDF showing additions and deletions, and save the comparison labeled [filename=Brief_Compare_06‑16] for review before the [deadline=4pm] edit session.

Improve — make it easier to accept

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Produce a comparison that highlights the attorney's substantive changes: run a side‑by‑side…
Produce a comparison that highlights the attorney's substantive changes: run a side‑by‑side redline, flag changes to facts, legal citations, and conclusions, and prepare a two‑sentence executive summary of the main edits to guide the attorney's [deadline=4pm] review.

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Legal AssistantAdobe Acrobat ProMicrosoft Wordalso: Highlight Attorney Changesalso: Produce Revision Report

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