Why This Post Matters
Redacting sensitive information is something lawyers do all the time—whether it’s filing court documents, sharing drafts with colleagues, or posting forms online. But not all redactions are created equal. A surprising mistake I encountered recently on a New York Trusts & Estates listserv reminded me just how easy it is to think something is redacted when it isn’t.
In this post, I walk through:
- A real-world example of redaction done incorrectly
- How to test whether your redactions are secure
- Screenshots showing the right way to redact using PDF Expert
- Why the difference matters for ethics, privacy, and professionalism
Whether you’re a solo attorney or part of a larger firm, you’ll walk away with practical tips to help you get redaction right every time.
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Hani Sarji
New York lawyer who cares about people, is fascinated by technology, and is writing his next book, Estate of Confusion: New York.
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