How review status works
Source checking, specialist review, editorial approval, publication and scheduled rechecking are recorded separately. A source-check date means the cited page was checked; it does not mean a lawyer, doctor, claims professional or data analyst reviewed the content.
- Match the reviewer discipline to the claims
- Save comments and the reviewed version
- Record the completion date
- Show the credit only after approval
- Reopen review after a material factual change
Editorial approval is not professional review
Juris Digital approved the current completed pages for publication as the publisher and non-attorney editorial approver. That approval records an editorial decision; it is not legal, medical, insurance, claims, or data-professional review. Pages say when no named professional reviewer has reviewed the current version.
What a review does not mean
Review supports editorial quality. It does not create a professional relationship with the reader or turn general information into advice for an individual situation.