UTBMS codes

Expense codes

Expense codes
Code	Description
E101	Copying
E102	Outside printing
E103	Word processing
E104	Facsimile
E105	Telephone
E106	Online research
E107	Delivery services/messengers
E108	Postage
E109	Local travel
E110	Out-of-town travel
E111	Meals
E112	Court fees
E113	Subpoena fees
E114	Witness fees
E115	Deposition transcripts
E116	Trial transcripts
E117	Trial exhibits
E118	Litigation support vendors
E119	Experts
E120	Private investigators
E121	Arbitrators/mediators
E122	Local counsel
E123	Other professionals
E124	Other

Patent and trademark expense codes
Code	Description
E125 Translation	Translation fees including preparation and keyboarding (typing) of documentation
E126 Drawings	Drawings prepared by external draftsman
E127 Patent and Trademark Records	Including patent copies, priority documents, file histories and other intellectual property records obtained through third-party vendors
E128 Searching and Monitoring	Searching and monitoring
E129 Official Fees, excluding post-issuance patent eminence, trademark renewal fees and late fees	Official fees not otherwise identified above which are paid to governmental and quasi-governmental entities in connection with a pending application, including those paid to Patent and Trademark Offices, the World Intellectual Property, Notaries, consulates, and embassies.
E130 Post-Issuance Patent Maintenance and Trademark Renewal Fees	Official fees associated paid to a government agency in order to maintain an issued patent or trademark in force
E131 Late Fees	Official surcharge fees paid to a government agency in order to have a document entered into the record past an initial deadline, including Petition for Extension of Time and Information Disclosure Statement fees in the U.S.

The LEDES Oversight Committee revised some expense codes in 2013. The newer UTBMS “X” expense code set has additional breakouts, such as copying and postage, and categories, such as e-discovery related expenses. However, be aware that some firms may object if you choose the “X” codes as opposed to “E” codes.

Tracker clients can consider asking firms to use only one code set for consistency in reporting, or they can receive audits on either code sets. Some Tracker clients force firms to use a particular code set by automatically rejecting invoices that use the wrong code set. You can download a list of the revised codes from https://utbms.com/loc-revised-expense-codes/.

Revised expense codes
Code	Expense code text	Expense code usage
X101	Copies/Blowbacks/Printing-Black & White (Internal)	Any black & white copies, blowbacks, digital prints from images, printing or reprinting costs billed on a per-page basis when that printing is performed in-house and not by an external vendor
X102	Copies/Blowbacks/Printing-Color (Internal)	Any color copies, blowbacks, digital prints from images, printing or reprinting costs billed on a per page basis when that printing is performed in-house and not by an external vendor
X103	Copy Service (External)	Any black & white or color copy, binding and reassembly charges when that service is performed by an external party and paid by the law firm or legal vendor
X104	Special Handling Copying/Scanning/Imaging (Internal)	Any special oversized copying, binding, scanning, imaging and photograph reproduction handled in-house which requires manual handling
X105	Word Processing	Any in-house word processing fees. Excludes word processing associated with a Translation (X139).
X106	Facsimile	Any facsimile charges
X107	Telephone-Local	Any local telephone charges; if VOIP expense bill as a single line item as opposed to a per call charge
X108	Telephone-Long Distance	Any long distance telephone charges; if VOIP expense bill as a single line item as opposed to a per call charge
X109	Telephone-Mobile	Any mobile telephone charges
X110	Conference Call/Video Call/Webinar Charges	Multi party communication whether by telephone, video or external
X111	Online Legal Research	Any electronic legal research service charges, such as for LexisNexis or Westlaw
X112	Delivery Services/Messengers	Any overnight delivery service like FedEx, UPS or DHL and messenger services including internal law firm or legal vendor messenger services; excludes postal service charges (X113)
X113	Postage	Any costs for regular, certified and overnight mail through the Postal Service only, and costs for any mailings required by statute when sent through the Postal Service
X114	Local Travel	Any ground transportation (taxi, subway), mileage and parking associated with local travel. Excludes billable travel time (A115); if client requires a more granular breakdown, law firm, or legal vendor should submit separate itemized expense line items
X115	Out-of-Town Travel	Any airfare, ground transportation (taxi, subway, train), rental car, mileage, parking, and hotel associated with out-of-town travel. Excludes include billable travel time (A112); if client requires a more granular breakdown, law firm, or legal vendor should submit separate itemized expense line items
X116	Meals	Any meals, whether local or associated with travel, payable by the client
X117	Court and Governmental Agency Fees	Any court or governmental agency fees, including UCC, land record filings and property tax. Excludes late fees (X122), publication costs (X123) and patent and trademark filing fees (X203, X204 and X205)
X118	Eviction Costs	Any other costs specifically associated with an eviction action not already provided for within the expense codes
X119	Foreclosure Costs	Any other costs specifically associated with a foreclosure action not already provided for within the expense codes
X120	Title Insurance Costs	Any Title Service, examination and abstract costs
X121	Immigration Costs	Any costs associated with an immigration matter, including credentials evaluation, fixed expense allowance, etc., not already specified within these expense codes
X122	Late Fees	Any late fee imposed by a governmental or quasi-governmental agency in any type of matter in order to have a document entered into record past the initial deadline. For IP matters, includes including Petition for Extension of Time and Information Disclosure Statement fees in the US; excludes any late fee or finance charge on overdue legal bills

Task codes

Bankruptcy
Code	Title	Description
B100	Administration	This is a heading used to group detailed codes within the B100 series and should not be used for individual line-items in an invoice.
B110	Case Administration	Coordination and compliance matters, including preparation of statement of financial affairs; schedules; list of contracts; United States Trustee interim statements and operating reports; contacts with the United States Trustee; general creditor inquiries.
B120	Asset Analysis & Recovery	Identification and review of potential assets including causes of action and non-litigation recoveries.
B130	Asset Disposition	Identification and review of potential assets including causes of action and non-litigation recoveries.
B140	Relief from Stay/Adequate Protection Proceedings	Matters relating to termination or continuation of automatic stay under 362 and motions for adequate protection.
B150	Meetings of and Communications with Creditors	Preparing for and attending the conference of creditors, the 341(a) meeting and other creditors' committee meetings.
B160	Fee/Employment Applications	Preparations of employment and fee applications for self or others; motions to establish interim procedures.
B170	Fee/Employment Objections	Review of and objections to the employment and fee applications of others.
B180	Avoidance Action Analysis	Review of potential avoiding actions under Sections 544-549 of the Code to determine whether adversary proceedings are warranted.
B185	Assumption/Rejection of Leases and Contracts	Analysis of leases and executory contracts and preparation of motions specifically to assume or reject.
B190	Other Contested Matters (excluding assumption/rejection motions)	Analysis and preparation of all other motions, opposition to motions and reply memoranda in support of motions.
B195	Non-Working Travel	Non-working travel where the court reimburses at less than full hourly rates.
B200	Operations	This is a heading used to group detailed codes within the B200 series and should not be used for individual line-items in an invoice.
B210	Business Operations	Issues related to debtor-in-possession operating in chapter 11 such as employee, vendor, tenant issues and other similar problems.
B220	Employee Benefits/Pensions	Review issues such as severance, retention, 401K coverage and continuance of pension plan.
B230	Financing/Cash Collections	Matters under 361, 363 and 364 including cash collateral and secured claims; loan document analysis.
B240	Tax Issues	Analyses and advice regarding tax-related issues, including the preservation of net operating loss carry forwards.
B250	Real Estate	Review and analysis of real estate-related matters, including purchase agreements and lease provisions (e.g., common area maintenance clauses).
B260	Board of Directors Matters	Preparation of materials for and attendance at Board of Directors meetings; analysis and advice regarding corporate governance issues and review and preparation of corporate documents (e.g., Articles, Bylaws, employment agreements, compensation plans, etc.).
B300	Claims and Plan	This is a heading used to group detailed codes within the B300 series and should not be used for individual line-items in an invoice.
B310	Claims Administration and Objections	Specific claim inquiries; bar date motions; analyses, objections and allowances of claims.
B320	Plan and Disclosure Statement (including Business Plan)	Formulation, presentation and confirmation; compliance with the plan confirmation order, related orders and rules; disbursement and case closing activities, except those related to the allowance and objections to allowance of claims.
B400	Bankruptcy-Related Advice	This is a heading used to group detailed codes within the B400 series and should not be used for individual line-items in an invoice.
B410	General Bankruptcy Advice/Opinions	Analysis, advice and/or opinions regarding potential bankruptcy related issues, where no bankruptcy case has been filed.
B420	Restructurings	Analysis, consultation and drafting in connection with the restructuring of agreements, including financing agreements, where no bankruptcy case has been filed.

Counseling
Code	Title	Description
C100	Fact Gathering	This phase includes all initial inquiries, meetings and instructions and the identification and collection of information relevant to the assignment.
C200	Researching Law	This phase includes all legal research tasks, including internal meetings and consultations with those with special expertise, and computer and on-line research.
C300	Analysis and Advice	This phase includes all tasks associated with analysis of both the facts and research performed (under C100 and C200) and communicating related opinions or advice to clients. Written communication, meetings, and telephone conversations during which advice is conveyed would all be captured by this phase.
C400	Third Party Communication	This phase includes all discussions with third parties not otherwise covered above, such as communications with regulators or parties to contracts with the client.

Expense
Code	Description
E101	Copying
E102	Outside printing
E103	Word processing
E104	Facsimile
E105	Telephone
E106	Online research
E107	Delivery services/messengers
E108	Postage
E109	Local travel
E110	Out-of-town travel
E111	Meals
E112	Court fees
E113	Subpoena fees
E114	Witness fees
E115	Deposition transcripts
E116	Trial transcripts
E117	Trial exhibits
E118	Litigation support vendors
E119	Experts
E120	Private investigators
E121	Arbitrators/mediators
E122	Local counsel
E123	Other professionals
E124	Other

Patent and trademark expense codes
Code	Title	Description
E125	Translation	Translation fees including preparation and keyboarding (typing) of documentation.
E126	Drawings	Drawings prepared by external draftsman.
E127	Patent and Trademark Records	Including patent copies, priority documents, file histories and other intellectual property records obtained through third-party vendors.
E128	Searching and Monitoring	Searching and monitoring.
E129	Official Fees, excluding post-issuance patent eminence, trademark renewal fees and late fees	Official fees not otherwise identified above which are paid to governmental and quasi-governmental entities in connection with a pending application, including those paid to Patent and Trademark Offices, the World Intellectual Property, Notaries, consulates, and embassies.
E130	Post-Issuance Patent Maintenance and Trademark Renewal Fees	Official fees associated paid to a government agency in order to maintain an issued patent or trademark in force.
E131	Late Fees	Official fees associated paid to a government agency in order to maintain an issued patent or trademark in force.

EW civil litigation
Code	Title	Description
JA10	Funding	All work relating to reviewing funding options, securing funding and reports to funders during the life of the case.
JB10	Budgeting - own side's costs	Preparing budgets solely for the client and monitoring costs incurred for the purposes of any required variations. Performing budgetary work related to obtaining third party funding/ATE insurance.
JB20	Budgeting - Precedent H Initially completing Precedent H	This task is confined to preparing and compiling the first budget required by the court in the form of Precedent H.
JB30	Budgeting - between the parties	Work on budgeting between the parties following initial completion of the first budget, including the monitoring of costs incurred against the budget and any applications for variation of a budget.
JC10	Factual investigation	Work required to understand the facts of the case including instructions from the client and the identification of potential witnesses.
JC20	Legal investigation	Includes identification of the legal issues raised by the case facts and developing the strategy for the case.
JC30	Pre-action protocol (or similar) work	Communications at an initial stage in compliance with pre-action protocol including letters before action and responses.
JD10	Mediation	Work related to proposals for mediation, preparation and attendance at the mediation and any follow-up work.
JD20	Other Settlement Matters	Work that is directed to settlement including Part 36 and other offers and consequent negotiations (includes all forms of ADR other than mediation).
JE10	Issue and Serve Proceedings and Preparation of Statement(s) of Case	Work related to effecting service, including dealing with process servers or the foreign process section. Work in preparation of claims, petitions and any other originating process, Statements of Case, Part 20 proceedings, including reviewing those of other parties whether or not a responsive document is served. Includes all work with counsel thereon and all dealings with client and others in connection therewith. In appeals includes Appellants’ and Respondents’ Notices and supporting skeleton arguments.
JE20	Review of Other Party(s)' Statements of Case	Considering Other Party(s)' Claim Form and Statements of Case.
JE30	Requests for Further Information	Preparing and considering requests for Further Information and responses thereto.
JE40	Amendment of Statements of Case	Preparing and considering amendments to originating process, Statements of Case, Part 20 proceedings. In appeals refers to amendments to Appellants’ and Respondents’ Notices and supporting skeleton arguments.
JF10	Preparation of the disclosure report and the disclosure proposal	Preparation of the disclosure report and the disclosure proposal to comply with obligations that came in on 1-April-2013 (applicable to both manual and e-disclosure). All Disclosure related work required for the CMC. Additionally, this task encompasses work such as determining the location of documents, letters to client re disclosure obligations and setting up client based disclosure teams.
JF20	Obtaining and reviewing documents	Obtaining and reviewing documents to determine relevance (applicable to both manual and e-disclosure).
JF30	Preparing and serving disclosure lists	Preparing and serving disclosure lists (applicable to both manual and e-disclosure).
JF40	Inspection and review of the other side’s disclosure for work undertaken after exchange of disclosure lists	Inspection and review of the other side’s disclosure for work undertaken after exchange of disclosure lists (applicable to both manual and e-disclosure).
JG10	Taking, preparing and finalizing witness statement(s)	Work involved in identifying appropriate witnesses, tracing and communicating with same, taking instructions for, preparing and serving witness statements or affidavits, preparing and serving witness summaries, preparing and serving any notices under Civil Evidence or similar Acts, preparing and serving witness summonses, including reviewing other materials for these purposes and all dealings with client, witnesses, inquiry agents, counsel, Other Party(s) and others in relation to own side witness statements.
JG20	Reviewing Other Party(s)' witness statement(s)	Considering Other Party(s)' witness statements, affidavits, witness summaries, Civil Evidence Act or similar notices, reviewing same in context of other evidence and material, considering strategy to deal with issues raised.
JH10	Own expert evidence	Identifying and interviewing experts and consultants (testifying or non-testifying), working with them, and developing expert reports. Reviewing case in the light of such evidence. Considering questions asked by Other Party(s) of own experts and experts' responses. Arranging experts' discussions. Considering reports of experts' discussions. Includes all communications or other work with counsel, and all communications with Other Party.
JH20	Other Party(s)' expert evidence	Considering Other Party(s)' expert evidence, preparing and asking questions of their experts, considering replies, reviewing case in light of such evidence.
JH30	Joint expert evidence	As [JH10] (own expert evidence) with appropriate modifications.
JI10	Case Management Conference	Work in preparing for and attending any Case Management Conference (excluding Costs Management).
JI20	Pre Trial Review	Work in preparing for and attending any Pre Trial Review (excluding Costs Management).
JI30	Costs Management Conference	Work in preparing for and attending any Costs Management Conference / Hearing including the hearing of any applications to vary a budget.
JJ10	Applications relating to originating process or Statement of Case or for default or summary judgment	Includes applications as to service or jurisdiction, to strike out or amend all or part of a claim or Statement of Case, or for the variation of parties.
JJ20	Applications for an injunction or committal	Work performed related to applications for an injunction or committal.
JJ30	Applications for disclosure or Further Information	Work performed related to applications for disclosure or Further Information.
JJ40	Applications concerning evidence	Work performed related to applications concerning evidence.
JJ50	Applications relating to Costs alone	Includes applications for security for costs, costs capping and protective costs orders. Does not include budgeting or costs management orders which are dealt with at [JB40]. Does not include applications proceeding as to costs alone where a substantive application for some other relief has settled.
JJ60	Permission applications	All permission applications where permission to proceed is required, such as in judicial review proceedings or an appeal.
JJ70	Other applications	All other types of application not covered by the categories above.
JK10	Preparation of trial bundles	Time spent identifying documents for inclusion in the trial bundles, working with the other parties to agree the trial bundles, preparing and updating the trial bundles.
JK20	General work regarding preparation for trial	All other time spent in preparing for and supporting a trial, including developing overall trial strategy, preparing own witnesses for trial, working on cross-examination, preparing opening and closing arguments, , identifying documents for use at trial, preparing demonstrative materials, making any physical arrangements for trial etc.
JL10	Advocacy	Preparation by advocates of written and oral openings, closings or skeleton arguments; preparation for examination of witnesses; preparation of and for all applications made during trial; considering all submissions of other parties; attendance of advocates during trial. Includes all dealings by advocates with others (e.g. solicitors, clients, witnesses) for these purposes.
JL20	Support of advocates	Work by lawyers other than advocates relating to the above matters and all attendances at court on trial days including conferences or meetings before or after court and travel and waiting. Where there is a substantial gap between trial days, work should be allocated to whichever is the more appropriate of the Trial Preparation and Trial phases.
JL30	Judgment and post-trial activity	Considering draft judgments, preparing and considering any written responses to the court, submissions or skeleton arguments in relation to judgment or consequential orders, preparation for and attendance at hearings when reserved judgments handed down or consequential orders considered, all dealings relating to form of judgment or order. Includes all meetings and communications relating thereto.
JM10	Preparing costs claim	Includes the reconciliation of the costs claimed to any approved budget in and the preparation of the bill of costs for detailed assessment.
JM20	Points of dispute, Replies and Negotiations	Work on the formal procedural steps under CPR 47 following service of a bill of costs together with Part 36 and other offers to settle costs and consequent negotiations.
JM30	Hearings	Includes preparation for and attendance at hearings for directions and interim certificate applications as well as the detailed assessment itself.
JM40	Post Assessment	Work (excluding Hearings) Includes post-hearing calculations and all other work required to finalize the amounts due for principal, interest and the costs of the assessment.

Litigation
Code	Title	Description
L100	Case Assessment, Development and Administration	Focuses on the case as a whole, the "forest" rather than the "trees". This is a heading used to group detailed codes within the L100 series and should not be used for individual line-items in an invoice.)
L110	Fact Investigation/Development	All actions to investigate and understand the facts of a matter. Covers interviews of client personnel and potential witnesses, review of documents to learn the facts of the case (but not for document production, L320), work with an investigator, and all related communications and correspondence.
L120	Analysis/Strategy	The thinking, strategizing, and planning for a case, including discussions, writing, and meetings on case strategy. Also includes initial legal research for case assessment purposes and legal research for developing a basic case strategy. Most legal research will be under the primary task for which the research is conducted, such as research for a summary judgment motion (L240). Once concrete trial preparation begins, use L440 for trial strategy and planning.
L130	Experts/Consultants	Identifying and interviewing experts and consultants (testifying or non-testifying), working with them, and developing expert reports. Does not include preparing for expert depositions (L340) or trial (L420).
L140	Document/File Management	A narrowly defined task that comprises only the processes of creating and populating document and other databases or filing systems. Includes the planning, design, and overall management of this process. Work of outside vendors in building litigation support databases should be an Expense.
L150	Budgeting	Covers developing, negotiating, and revising the budget for a matter.
L160	Settlement/Non-Binding ADR	All activities directed specifically to settlement. Encompasses planning for and participating in settlement discussions, conferences, and hearings and implementing a settlement. Covers pursuing and participating in mediation and other non-binding Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) procedures. Also includes pre-litigation demand letters and ensuing discussions.
L190	Other Case Assessment Development and Administration	Time not attributable to any other overall task. Specific use in a given matter often may be pre-determined jointly by the client and law firm.
L200	Pre-Trial Pleadings and Motions	Covers all pleadings and all pretrial motions and procedures other than discovery. This is a heading used to group detailed codes within the L200 series and should not be used for individual line-items in an invoice.
L210	Pleadings	Developing (researching, drafting, editing, filing) and reviewing complaints, answers, counter-claims and third party complaints. Also embraces motions directed at pleadings such as motions to dismiss, motions to strike, and jurisdictional motions.
L220	Preliminary Injunctions/Provisional Remedies	Developing and discussing strategy for these remedies, preparing motions, affidavits and briefs, reviewing opponent's papers, preparing for and attending court hearing, preparing witnesses for the hearing, and effectuating the remedy.
L230	Court Mandated Conferences	Preparing for and attending hearings and conferences required by court order or procedural rules (including Rule 16 sessions) other than settlement conferences (L160).
L240	Dispositive Motions	Developing and discussing strategy for or opposing motions for judgment on the pleadings and motions for complete or partial summary judgment, preparing papers, reviewing opponent's papers, defensive motions (e.g., motion to strike affidavit testimony, Rule 56(f) motion), and preparing for and attending the hearing.
L250	Other Written Motions and Submissions	Developing, responding to, and arguing all motions other than dispositive (L240), pleadings (L210), and discovery (L350), such as motions to consolidate, to bifurcate, to remand, to stay, to compel arbitration, for MDL treatment and for change of venue.
L260	Class Action Certification and Notice	Proceedings unique to class action litigation and derivative suits such as class certification and notice.
L300	Discovery	Includes all work pertaining to discovery according to court or agency rules. This is a heading used to group detailed codes within the L300 series and should not be used for individual line-items in an invoice.
L310	Written Discovery	Developing, responding to, objecting to, and negotiating interrogatories and requests to admit. Includes mandatory meet-and-confer sessions. Also covers mandatory written disclosures as under Rule 26(a).
L320	Document Production	Developing, responding to, objecting to, and negotiating document requests, including the mandatory meet-and-confer sessions to resolve objections. Includes identifying documents for production, reviewing documents for privilege, effecting production, and preparing requested privilege lists. (While a general review of documents produced by other parties falls under this task, coding and entering produced documents into a data base is Task L140 and reviewing documents primarily to understand the facts is Task L110.)
L330	Depositions	All work concerning depositions, including determining the deponents and the timing and sequence of depositions, preparing deposition notices and subpoenas, communicating with opposing or other party's counsel on scheduling and logistics, planning for and preparing to take the depositions, discussing deposition strategy, preparing witnesses, reviewing documents for deposition preparation, attending depositions, and drafting any deposition summaries.
L340	Expert Discovery	Same as L330 (All work concerning depositions, including determining the deponents and the timing and sequence of depositions, preparing deposition notices and subpoenas, communicating with opposing or other party's counsel on scheduling and logistics, planning for and preparing to take the depositions, discussing deposition strategy, preparing witnesses, reviewing documents for deposition preparation, attending depositions, and drafting any deposition summaries.), but for expert witnesses.
L350	Discovery Motions	Developing, responding to, and arguing all motions that arise out of the discovery process. Includes the protective order process.
L390	Other Discovery	Less frequently used forms of discovery, such as medical examinations and on-site inspections.
L400	Trial Preparation and Trial	Commences when lawyer and client determine that trial is sufficiently likely and imminent so that the process of actually preparing for trial begins. It continues through the trial and post-trial proceedings in the trial court. Once trial begins, lawyers who appear in court presumptively should bill their court time to L450 Trial and Hearing Attendance. Litigation work outside the courtroom during this phase (e.g., evenings, weekends and the time of other attorneys and support personnel), should continue to be classified using other L400 Tasks.
L410	Fact Witnesses	Preparing for examination and cross-examination of non-expert witnesses.
L420	Expert Witnesses	Preparing for examination and cross-examination of expert witnesses.
L430	Written Motions and Submissions	Developing, responding to and arguing written motions during preparation for trial and trial, such as motions in limine and motions to strike proposed evidence. Also includes developing other written pre-trial and trial filings, such as jury instructions, witness lists, proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law, and trial briefs.
L440	Other Trial Preparation and Support	All other time spent in preparing for and supporting a trial, including developing overall trial strategy, preparing opening and closing arguments, establishing an off-site support office, identifying documents for use at trial, preparing demonstrative materials, etc.
L450	Trial and Hearing Attendance	Appearing at trial, at hearings and at court-mandated conferences, including the pre-trial conferences to prepare for trial. For scheduling conferences that are denominated as "Pre-Trial Conferences", but not directed toward conduct of the trial, use Task L230.
L460	Post-Trial Motions and Submissions	Developing, responding to and arguing all post-verdict matters in the trial court, such as motions for new trial or j.n.o.v., for stay pending appeal, bills of costs, and requests for attorney's fees.
L470	Enforcement	All work performed in enforcing and collecting judgments and asserting or addressing defenses thereto.
L500	Appeal	Covers all work on appeal or before a reviewing body. This is a heading used to group detailed codes within the L500 series and should not be used for individual line-items in an invoice.
L510	Appellate Motions and Submissions	Developing, responding to and arguing motions and other filings before a reviewing body, such as motions and other filings for stay pending appeal.
L520	Appellate Briefs	Preparing and reviewing appellate briefs.
L530	Oral Argument	Preparing for and arguing an appeal before a reviewing body.

UTBMS litigation codes - E-Discovery
Code	Title
L600	Identification (NOS)
L601	Discovery planning
L602	Interviews
L609	Quality assurance and control
L610	Preservation (NOS)
L611	Preservation order
L612	Legal Hold
L619	Quality assurance and control
L620	Collection (NOS)
L621	Collection/Recovery
L622	Media costs
L623	Media/ESI Transfer. Receipt. Inventory
L629	Quality assurance and control
L630	Processing (NOS)
L631	ESI stage, preparation and process
L632	Scanning - Hard copy
L633	Foreign language translation
L634	Exception handling
L639	Quality assurance control
L650	Review (NOS)
L651	Hosting costs
L652	Objective and Subjective coding
L653	First pass document review
L654	Second pass document review
L655	Privilege review
L656	Redaction
L659	Quality assurance and control
L660	Analysis (NOS)
L670	Production (NOS)
L671	Conversion of ESI to production format
L679	Quality assurance and control
L680	Presentation (NOS)
L690	Project Management (NOS)
L693	Review Planning & Training

Project
Code	Title	Description
P100

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