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Requirements include 4+ years of law firm, eDiscovery vendor, or Big4 eDiscovery experience, with a strong emphasis on bankruptcy, disputes, white collar, competition, international arbitration, and disclosure in general.
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Experience designing eDiscovery databases and reports; reviewing and quality checking database data loads; coordinating complex projects; developing recommendations, plans, cost estimates, budgets, procedures, and specifications for case-specific projects from discovery to trial phase; drafting project proposals and provide status reports; providing end user support and customer service; troubleshooting litigation support firm applications; processing experience a plus.
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Familiarity with ESI tools and knowledge of eDiscovery procedures and resources. Clearly state experience in e-Discovery software applications such as Relativity, iPro, Case Map, Trial Director, Concordance, et cetera.
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Ability to process, load and troubleshoot native data into eDiscovery platforms throughout the entire eDiscovery lifecycle. The IPRSM will also maintain and update policies and procedures in risk management and environmental health and safety programs across the Cal State LA organization, including ; risk management; occupational and industrial safety; laboratory safety; chemical hygiene; hazardous materials; and other safety programs.
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As a CGS Mandarin Document Reviewer you will play a key role in supporting various aspects of the company's litigation portfolio including eDiscovery activities, workflow management, and litigation support.
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Familiarity with ESI tools and knowledge of eDiscovery procedures and resources preferred. based databases and other applications, such as Oracle, Relativity or other document review platform, Trial Director, etc or similar applications/databases.
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EDiscovery experience is a plus. LHH is partnering with a fast-paced, mid-size litigation law firm, located in Century City in seeking an experienced and dedicated Litigation Paralegal to join a dynamic team.
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6 relevant experience utilizing eDiscovery technology (Relativity, Nuix Discover, and/or Reveal). 6 relevant experience utilizing eDiscovery technology (Relativity, Nuix Discover, and/or Reveal.
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Experience with M365 Security and Compliance, Advanced eDiscovery, DLP, and Azure Information Protection. Experience with M365 Security and Compliance, Advanced eDiscovery, DLP, and Azure Information Protection.
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Our vision is to be the foundation that supports every eDiscovery journey. GeorgeJon is the backbone of the eDiscovery industry. Our vision is to be the foundation that supports every eDiscovery journey.
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The Litigation Support Team at Leidos currently supporting the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) in Los Angeles, CA has an opening for a Document Management Analyst II - Legal Assistant (Litigation Support) to work in a downtown Los Angeles, CA DOJ office providing litigation support as part of our criminal prosecution team.
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Experience with MS technologies and tools (the ecosystems for Microsoft 365 – Teams, SharePoint Online, OneDrive, Intune, Entra ID, Power Platform, etc.) Experience with OKTA a plus. Client is looking for a Subject Matter Expert to provide expertise in SharePoint, Power Platform, Azure, OneDrive, and other Microsoft technologies and cloud solutions.
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This is a highly technical role, requiring familiarity with day to day operations and use of eDiscovery technology including data processing tools, hosting platforms (Relativity experience required) and analytics/TAR/Predictive Coding (Relativity or Brainspace strongly preferred.
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Unlike other eDiscovery vendors, Contact fosters a culture where every project manager, programmer, engineer, reviewer, and analyst sees themselves as an extension of the projects' team. Examples: Relativity, Concordance, ViewPoint, etc.
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A law firm in Los Angeles is seeking an eDiscovery Associate Attorney who will be responsible for managing electronic discovery processes, providing legal counsel on related matters, and ensuring compliance with industry standards.
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