Privilege Log Generator

Turn a list of withheld documents and their privilege calls into a clean, consistent privilege log — without building it by hand in a spreadsheet. Add entries one at a time or import a CSV, pick descriptions from standard phrasings, and export a finished log.

Draft only — not a privilege determination

This tool is not legal advice, is not provided by a lawyer, and has not been lawyer-reviewed. The log it produces is a formatting draft only — it is not a legal determination that any document is privileged. A qualified attorney must review every entry, confirm each privilege call, and approve the log before it is produced to any party or court.

Sample data loaded: the fictional matter Halbrook v. Meridian Transit Group, Inc. — 5 withheld documents, one deliberately missing its description so you can see the completeness flag work. Nothing here is real.

Matter details

Case caption (printed at the top of the log)

Matter / case no. (optional)

Producing party (optional)

Add a withheld document

Document ID (e.g. Bates no.)

Date *

Document type

Author *

Recipients (separate with semicolons)

Privilege basis *

Description helper — pick a standard phrasing

Description *

Import entries from CSV

Use a header row with these columns (any order): doc_id, date, author, recipients, type, basis, description. Dates as YYYY-MM-DD. Quoted fields with commas are fine. Imported rows are added to the log below — nothing leaves your browser.

…or paste CSV text

Halbrook v. Meridian Transit Group, Inc.

Fictional sample — No. 24-CV-0000

Producing party: Defendant Meridian Transit Group, Inc.

Privilege Log

The privilege log

Draft privilege log generated for attorney review. This document is a formatting draft only and is not a legal determination that any listed document is privileged. Every entry must be reviewed and approved by counsel before production.

Pricing

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