Esi Protocol Drafterv0.1.2

An e-discovery counsel prepares for a meet-and-confer in a federal employment discrimination case. She needs to confirm the draft ESI Protocol covers custodian scope, date ranges, and proportionality limits before negotiating with opposing counsel.

A paralegal at a pharmaceutical company drafts an ESI Protocol for a product liability case involving foreign clinical trial data. The skill guides identification of GDPR-protected sources and flags cross-border issues for specialized counsel review.

In-house e-discovery counsel for a tech company must address Slack DMs and disappearing messages in a patent dispute. The skill walks through the data-source inventory to lock scope and flag ephemeral messaging for review.

A litigation associate represents a manufacturer in a contract case where old backup tapes are at issue. The Protocol Drafter helps evaluate restoration cost, indexability, and proportionality to propose a reasonable limit.

An antitrust attorney in a multi-party case uses the skill to define the Producing Party and Requesting Party roles, draft the discovery-plan section, and run a gap audit against a rival's proposed protocol.

Monthly subscription access for e-discovery teams at law firms, billed per attorney seat or per matter. Includes workflow automation, template libraries, and collaboration features.

Annual license for in-house legal teams at large corporations, covering unlimited matters and integration with existing e-discovery or document management systems. Pricing based on company size and support level.

Transactional pricing for individual matters, allowing small firms to access the tool without a long-term commitment. Each matter is billed at a flat fee based on case complexity or data volume.