“…Since Victor Grignard's early work at the beginning of the 20 th century, 1 organomagnesium reagents have been established as an essential tool in organic chemistry, gaining a central role in a broad range of transformations and synthetic applications, 2 and remain the privileged subject of ongoing research interest today. 3 Among the variety of applications offered by organomagnesium species, 4 the asymmetric 1,2-addition of Grignard reagents to prochiral ketones has emerged as a powerful strategy providing access to non-racemic tertiary alcohols, 5 widespread structural motifs and valuable synthetic intermediates for the preparation of complex chiral scaffolds, bioactive targets and APIs. 6 Owing to the synthetic flexibility of the 3-disconnection approach, the Grignard synthesis enables the straightforward and modular construction of molecular complexity from simple and cheap substrates ( Scheme 1 ).…”