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Legal information policies detect and protect case numbers, legal IDs, court documents, attorney-client privileged information, and other sensitive legal data.

Why its Important?

Legal information policies are essential for protecting attorney-client privilege, trade secrets, and confidential legal documents. These policies prevent sensitive legal information from being sent to LLMs, which helps maintain legal confidentiality and protects against privilege waivers.
  • Prevents sending legal documents to LLM: Blocks case numbers, court documents, and attorney-client privileged information from being processed by language models
  • Protects attorney-client privilege: Ensures confidential legal communications and privileged information are not exposed to third-party LLM providers
  • Maintains legal confidentiality: Prevents trade secrets, settlement agreements, and sensitive business data from being processed or shared

Anonymize (Unique Random Placeholders)

Replace (Fixed Placeholder)

Block

Available Variants

  • LegalInfoBlockPolicy: Pattern detection with blocking
  • LegalInfoBlockPolicy_LLM: LLM-powered block messages
  • LegalInfoBlockPolicy_LLM_Finder: LLM detection for better accuracy
  • LegalInfoAnonymizePolicy: Anonymizes legal data with unique random replacements
  • LegalInfoReplacePolicy: Replaces with fixed placeholder
  • LegalInfoRaiseExceptionPolicy: Raises DisallowedOperation exception
  • LegalInfoRaiseExceptionPolicy_LLM: LLM-generated exception messages