privilege-log-review

Classify privilege log entries and flag uncertain cases for attorney review.

Updated May 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/yachela/claude-for-legal-ar --skill privilege-log-review-yachela
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Skill: privilege-log-review
Source: https://github.com/yachela/claude-for-legal-ar/tree/main/litigation-legal/skills/privilege-log-review
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yachela/claude-for-legal-ar --skill privilege-log-review-yachela

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

It helps you quickly sort privilege-log entries into obvious privileged, obvious not privileged, and the close calls that require an attorney’s judgment—without making subjective decisions for waiver- and standard-based issues.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • First-pass privilege triage: flags hard entries for attorney review while making clear-cut calls.
  • Close-call discipline: keeps a privilege designation in uncertain cases and adds a targeted question plus evidence for counsel to decide.
  • Log readiness checks: validates required fields (date, author, recipients, document type, privilege claimed, and sufficient non-revealing description).
  • Citation and provenance rigor: enforces pinpoint-support coverage and a two-pass citation workflow (extract first, then verify).
  • Jurisdiction & waiver awareness: applies privilege-log rules for the configured forum and surfaces waiver-doctrine differences by privilege type.

Quick Start

Run privilege-log-review on your log file to get a reviewed privilege log with clear buckets (✅, ❌, ✅+⚠️) and attorney-focused questions on the hard entries.

Frequently Asked Questions about privilege-log-review

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I review a privilege log to flag entries for attorney review?▼

Privilege log triage works by reviewing entries individually to classify obvious privileged and non-privileged items while flagging uncertain cases with evidence for attorney determination.

What is the best way to handle waiver risk and jurisdiction rules during privilege log production?▼

Handling waiver risk requires applying jurisdiction-aware waiver doctrine gating to privilege log entries, surfacing standard-based differences by privilege type while preserving designations for uncertain items.

How do I validate required fields and descriptions before producing a privilege log?▼

Validating required fields for privilege log readiness involves checking that date, author, recipients, document type, privilege claimed, and sufficient non-revealing descriptions are present for each entry.

Can I automate citation extraction and verification for privilege log entries?▼

You can enforce citation and provenance rigor through a two-pass citation workflow that extracts citations first, then verifies pinpoint-support coverage for each privilege log entry.

Does privilege log QA distinguish between recommendations and actions on uncertain documents?▼

Privilege log QA distinguishes recommendations from actions by keeping the privilege designation in uncertain cases and adding a targeted question for counsel, ensuring outputs preserve designations without making subjective waiver decisions.