Create a privilege log addendum for inadvertently disclosed work-product emails and draft Rule 502(b) claw-back notice template for same

Inadvertently Disclosed Email Log *

Jurisdiction Governing Discovery * Select jurisdiction Federal District Court - Civil Rules Federal District Court - Criminal Rules State Court - Delaware Chancery State Court - New York Commercial Division State Court - Federal MDL Proceedings State Court - California Complex Litigation State Court - Texas Business Court International Arbitration Panel JAMS Private Arbitration Administrative Agency Discovery

Receiving Party Counsel *

Date Range of Discovery *

Privilege Claimed * Select privilege type Attorney-Client Privilege Attorney Work Product Doctrine - Opinion Attorney Work Product Doctrine - Fact Common Interest Privilege Deliberative Process Privilege Joint Defense Privilege Settlement Privilege Mediation/Arbitration Privilege

Production Volume Details *

Discovery Deadline *

Case Relevant Descriptions *

Confidentiality Stipulation Agreement * Choose confidentiality status Active 502(d) Order in place - expedited claw-back Prior 502(d) Order - need order extension No 502(d) Order - standard 502(b) process Proposed 502(d) Order pending court approval Stipulated Protective Order without 502(d) provisions Private confidentiality agreement (non-federal) Emergency disclosure under claw-back provision Partial privilege waiver already agreed

Client Communications Strategy * Choose notice tone Standard legal notice language - no business consideration Maintained business relationship - diplomatic language Regression strategy - claim overbroad privilege Aggressive claw-back - emphasize litigation risk Cooperative approach - seek stipulation on return process Minimal disclosure - bare procedural notice Comprehensive explanation - full Rule 502 primer Privilege log submission to avoid individual notice