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UD Privilege Log
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Generate a structured, tamper-evident privilege log as a sealed .uds document. Records attorney-client, work product, and common interest privilege assertions with full chain of custody provenance.
This is not legal advice. Privilege assertions must be reviewed by qualified legal counsel before production in any proceeding.
Case Details
Log Entries (1)
Entry 1
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How UD Privilege Log differs from a spreadsheet or Relativity
Privilege logs built in Excel have no tamper evidence and no chain of custody. UD Privilege Log seals entries into a verifiable record.
Excel / spreadsheet privilege log
Industry standard but legally fragile. No tamper evidence — any cell can be changed after the fact with no record. Opposing counsel can challenge authenticity. No hash, no seal, no chain of custody.
Relativity / Logikcull
Enterprise platforms for large matters. Privilege logging requires setting up review workflows, assigning tags, and exporting — multiple steps for what should be a simple form.
UD Privilege Log — sealed chain of custody
Each privilege log entry and the producing party details are written into a .uds file and sealed with a tamper-evident hash. The log can be verified as unmodified by opposing counsel or the court.
UD Privilege Log — FRCP-aligned structure
Fields map to Federal Rule 26(b)(5) requirements: document type, date, author, recipients, privilege basis, and description. Structured output can be ingested by any review platform or printed for submission.