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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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For every matter that employs litigation support tools and services, the SPM is the primary point of contact for case team attorneys, eDiscovery attorneys, paralegals, litigation support team members and vendors involved with the case.
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Familiarity with ESI tools and knowledge of eDiscovery procedures and resources preferred. Requires hands-on familiarity with the Government's office and network environment, including but not limited to, data processing environments, including office automation networks, PC-based databases and other applications, internet and server-based databases and other applications, such as Oracle, Relativity or other document review platform, Trial Director, etc.
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Experience with Relativity eDiscovery software preferred but not required. One of Beverly Hills premier law firms is seeking a stellar Litigation Paralegal to join their growing team! Experience with Relativity eDiscovery software preferred but not required.
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Requires hands‐on familiarity with the Governments office and network environment, including but not limited to, data processing environments, including office automation networks, PC‐based databases and other applications, internet and server‐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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Litigation knowledge, drafting and proofreading legal documents, and eDiscovery. Litigation knowledge, drafting and proofreading legal documents, and eDiscovery. Conduct legal research on bankruptcy laws, rules, and regulations to ensure compliance and accuracy in case filings.
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The attorney will work with the firms legal and non-legal professionals to provide clients with practical, innovative, and cost-effective solutions in the eDiscovery, information governance, and data privacy services markets.
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Highly Desired:- MVC- JQuery- AJAX- Business Objects- eDiscovery. Highly Desired:- MVC- JQuery- AJAX- Business Objects- eDiscovery. NET/C#- Angular 12 or above (they are on Angular 15)- SQL- Azure Cloud- Stable Work History (no job hoppers or contractors that want FTE)- Must have large data environment experience- Very strong communication skills.
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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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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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A minimum of 3 years of hands on experience with leading eDiscovery review platforms (Relativity, DISCO, Recommind) with an emphasis on database setup, complex search construction and results validation, design of optimized review workflows including document batching.
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The Sr. eDiscovery Analyst is responsible for performing and troubleshooting all processes handled by the Litigation Support department as well as recommending solutions for litigation support needs at the firm.
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Achieved or working towards at least one professional designation, such as Information Governance Professional (IGP), Certified Records Manager (CRM), Certified eDiscovery Specialist (CEDS), Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP), Certified Information Professional (CIP.
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Work with the eDiscovery Client Services Manager and eDiscovery Project Managers to ensure that legal teams are using appropriate, innovative and cost-effective technologies to manage the discovery process.
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Experience working in an eDiscovery or litigation support environment including knowledge of the litigation process and knowledge of electronic data collection and production. End user and administrator understanding of eDiscovery technology.
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