AI Document Review & e-Discovery.
A defensible first-pass review: search terms, relevance and privilege calls, and a privilege log — with the audit trail a court and a client expect.
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A defensible first-pass review: search terms, relevance and privilege calls, and a privilege log — with the audit trail a court and a client expect.
A defensible first-pass review: search terms, relevance and privilege calls, and a privilege log — with the audit trail a court and a client expect. It is narrated, practical and taught on real documents — no code, and nothing assumed.
The 1-minute overview. The full course plays in your dashboard.
Where drafts fall down is the foundations.
Not the drafting — the checking and the reasoning underneath it.
It quoted something that wasn't there
Confident summaries and invented citations. You found one — how many did you not find?
Manual re-reading doesn't scale
Ten documents, one deadline, one you. The check that worked on one matter breaks on three.
They can tell it's AI
Unlabelled inference and confident phrasing undermine the analysis — even when it is sound.
Client data can't leave the firm
Privileged material cannot be pasted into a public model. The check has to run inside your own account.
- A first-pass protocol · a privilege-log method · an audit trail
- For litigators, e-discovery teams and in-house counsel
- Plain English, no coding
- Handle where ai helps and hurts with confidence
- Handle search terms and the first pass with confidence
- Litigators
- e-Discovery teams
- Paralegals
4 modules, one calm step at a time.
Where AI helps and hurts
AI Document Review & e-Discovery
Search terms and the first pass
Test the search terms before you rely on them
Privilege and the audit trail
Privilege is a human decision
Putting it to work
Your review kit
A responsive-document review with an audited sample
Set responsiveness and privilege criteria, apply them across the set, and produce a methodology note.
1. Where AI helps and hurts 2. Search terms and the first pass 3. Privilege and the audit trail 4. Putting it to work
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Daniel Hart
Daniel has drafted contracts, research memos and court submissions across dozens of matters. He built this course so that the documents every matter needs take an hour — not a week.
Solicitor & legal-AI trainer. Every idea is shown on one real, worked matter you can copy.
The honest answers.
Do I need any technical background?
No. Everything is plain English and every term is explained. If you can use a word processor and a chatbot, you can do this.
Which AI tools does this work with?
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot, or any tool that follows instructions. The method is the same across all of them.
How long does the course take?
4 min, across 4 short modules. You can stop and resume at any point.
What do I actually get?
Narrated video, the slides, the companion skill, and a responsive-document review with an audited sample — all included with the course and with membership.
Is it kept current?
Yes. Last updated 2026-10-14, and the companion skill is refreshed as models and rules change.
Make your next draft defensible.
Apply it to your next matter this week — build the draft, verify every claim, and sign it.