Every matter parks at lawyer_review before anything binds — that is the gate you already know. What is new is what
happens when the draft is almost right. You do not have to approve a bad answer, and you do not have to end the matter
to fix one. You request changes: check the answers that are wrong — the misspelled name, the wrong entity type —
write a one-line note, and the matter moves to a re-ask state instead of dead-ending. The client can correct their own
answers, or a paralegal can correct them on the client's behalf; either way it comes back to lawyer_review and you
review the corrected draft. Decline is still there as its own action for a matter that should genuinely end — but "an
answer was wrong" is no longer the end of the road. It mirrors how you already work: a redline is not a rejection of the
whole engagement, it is a note on the one clause that needs fixing.