13. A method for viewing documents with legal categories via a computer having instructions stored in memory, the method comprising: executing instructions stored in memory by a processor to: provide example documents representative of specified legal criteria defining a legal category; categorize documents based on the specified legal criteria exemplified by the example documents; assign confidence levels to legal categorizations of at least one of the categorized documents; assign template buttons to the categorized documents, the template buttons having a pre-populated coding schema; load categorized documents consistent with the legal category into a queue; transmit to display a categorized document from the queue; and in response to a single input action, accept one or more classifications associated with the legal category of the categorized document and with the single input action invoke a subsequent categorized document from the queue for viewing.
13. A method for viewing documents with legal categories via a computer having instructions stored in memory, the method comprising: executing instructions stored in memory by a processor to: provide example documents representative of specified legal criteria defining a legal category; categorize documents based on the specified legal criteria exemplified by the example documents; assign confidence levels to legal categorizations of at least one of the categorized documents; assign template buttons to the categorized documents, the template buttons having a pre-populated coding schema; load categorized documents consistent with the legal category into a queue; transmit to display a categorized document from the queue; and in response to a single input action, accept one or more classifications associated with the legal category of the categorized document and with the single input action invoke a subsequent categorized document from the queue for viewing. 14. The method of claim 13 , wherein the specified legal criteria is responsiveness, attorney-client privilege, attorney work product, identified issue, identified subject, or any combination thereof.