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“The exchange shall take place at 5:00 p.m., with pickup at the home.”
Entered_Order.pdf · ¶ 4
“The exchange shall take place at 6:00 p.m., with pickup at the school.”
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Attorney: Let's do a quick case review. What needs my attention first?
Your twin: Morgan's hearing is tomorrow, and service still needs confirmation. Rivera's order is marked outstanding. Bennett's invoice is waiting on your rate review. I'd start with Morgan.
Attorney: First, we have Rivera's order. Alex should compare it with our proposed order today. For Morgan, have Sam confirm service by two.
Your twin: I compared Rivera’s order with ours. Two differences, both in paragraph 4. It’s on your screen, with the source. What should happen if service isn’t confirmed?
Attorney: Flag it for me at two. Draft a client update for my review, and move Bennett's invoice review to tomorrow morning.
Your twin: Here's the draft: service check at two, Rivera comparison today, and Bennett tomorrow morning. The client update stays with you for review.
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