legal review

/ˈliːɡəl rɪˈvjuː/

noun

  1. a careful examination of a document, plan, decision, or activity by lawyers or legal experts to check that it follows the law

    B2

    countable or uncountable; often singularformal

    • "The contract needs a legal review before we sign it."A2
    • "The contract is under legal review."B1
    • "The company asked its lawyers to do a legal review of the new policy."B1
    • "The proposed merger is subject to an independent legal review to ensure compliance with competition rules."C1

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