What problem does it solve?
Manual first-pass privilege review of large document batches from eDiscovery exports or contract repositories is extremely time-consuming for legal teams, forcing attorneys to spend hours reviewing obviously non-privileged documents instead of focusing on high-risk, borderline cases that require expert judgment.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Batch Privilege Classification: Automatically classifies each document as privileged, not-privileged, or borderline with grounded verbatim citations, supporting standard eDiscovery file types including .eml, .msg, .pdf, .docx, and .txt.
- Privilege Log Drafting: Generates court-ready draft privilege log entries for privileged documents, following matter-specific schema templates to avoid over- or under-disclosure that could risk waiver or compel motions.
- Use Cases: eDiscovery teams use it to pre-screen 5k-50k document custodian mailboxes before attorney review, while legal ops teams use it to audit contract repositories for mis-tagged privileged documents ahead of M&A diligence or regulator information requests.
Quick Start
Run the privilege-review-batch skill by providing the path to your document batch folder, metadata CSV export, matter-specific privilege rubric, and applicable jurisdiction to receive classified outputs, a borderline attorney queue, and a draft privilege log.
