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How involved is your Legal department in the review of technical publications (manuals, Quick Start Guides, Service Guides, etc)

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Legal reviews all manuals before release, including customer-facing and other manuals such as Service Guides

12% (19 votes)

Legal reviews all customer facing manuals before release

5% (8 votes)

Legal reviews and approves boilerplate text that is used in manuals, but does not review each individual manual

25% (39 votes)

Legal is not involved in the development of manuals at my company

58% (92 votes)

Total votes: 158

By kara at 2008-02-18 12:30 | documentation | input | legal | manuals | Reviews | tech pubs | login or register to post comments | printer friendly version