Privilege Review
Flag potentially privileged material across a document set, with reasons and a clear audit trail.
What It Does
The agent flags likely privileged documents, explains why, and routes them for attorney decision. Every call is logged for defensibility.Without it: Privilege review is high-stakes and high-volume. A single miss can waive privilege, and manual review does not scale.
- Checks every participant against the firm directory, so counsel on a thread is visible
- Splits legal advice from business discussion on threads that carry both
- Drafts the privilege log entry with its basis, for an attorney to edit and own
- Records who decided each call and when, against the document in the audit log
Illustrative example
Review set PROD-004 is staged for production, and the agent checks every participant against the firm directory. On a 22-message thread with the head of legal it flags only the messages seeking advice, leaving the pricing discussion unflagged with its reasoning recorded against each. The reviewing attorney confirms or overturns each call before the log is settled and the set is produced.
eDiscovery platform
The staged review set
Privilege log
Entries so far
Firm directory
Who is counsel
Audit log
Earlier calls on these docs
Privilege review
SuggestStarts when
A review set is staged for production to the other side
How far it goes
it proposes, and a person approves before anything commits
Privilege flags
Raised for attorney call
Reasoning
Recorded per document
Audit trail
Logged against each doc
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