Does the attorney still control the claims?
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“Entirely. Claims are a hard gate: you approve, amend, or send the claim set back for another pass, and nothing proceeds without that approval. The scope slider, fallback tags, and alignment audit exist to make your claim decisions faster to explore, not to make them for you.”
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