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Trial is three days away and the attorney wants a single, continuous exhibit and correspondence packet.
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+Trial starts [day=Monday] and [attorney=Lin] asked me to combine [count=17] exhibits and [chains=2]…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+Trial starts [day=Monday] and [attorney=Lin] asked me to combine [count=17] exhibits and [chains=2] correspondence chains into one continuous, paginated packet for counsel to bring. Some items are scanned, some are email exports. I can't tell which exhibits need Bates numbers or if any metadata must be preserved. Advise the priority order for assembling, whether to preserve searchable OCR or to create flattened images for chain-of-custody, and give me a checklist of five non-negotiable steps before I hand it to [attorney=Lin].
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