What problem does it solve? Privilege logs contain hundreds of entries, but only a fraction require genuine legal judgment. This Skill performs a first-pass review that sorts entries into obviously privileged, obviously not privileged, and uncertain categories, so attorney time goes entirely to the close calls instead of the routine ones. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Three-state entry classification: Marks each entry as confidently privileged, privileged-but-flagged with the specific open question and evidence on both sides, or recommended for designation removal (attorney confirms before any change). - Forum-specific rule research: Researches the forum's privilege-log requirements (FRCP 26(b)(5)(A) or state equivalent), local rules, and standing orders before reviewing, with source attribution tags on every citation. - Jurisdiction-aware privilege analysis: Handles in-house counsel privilege differences across US, EU (Akzo Nobel), UK, and German regimes, and distinguishes attorney-client waiver from work-product waiver doctrine. - Use Case: Before serving a privilege log in federal litigation, run this Skill on the draft log to catch missing fields, vague descriptions, over-designation patterns, and waiver risks, then hand the flagged entries to the supervising attorney. ## Quick Start Review the attached privilege log and flag every entry that needs attorney judgment before production.
