Open-Legal-Products puts review ownership around table settings
Changes to tabular configuration now require a named person to own the review before they can be made.
This is a small governance move with a practical aim: settings that shape tables can no longer be edited without clear review responsibility.
The underlying tabular capability is unchanged. What changes is the control around its configuration, adding an accountability checkpoint before adjustments reach the main code line. For a legal product, that matters when configuration choices affect how information is organised, presented or relied on across a team.
So what Legal-ops and product leaders who need clearer accountability for configuration changes should care, especially where table settings influence shared operational work.
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