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IManage (or other comparable document management system), CompuLaw (Aderant knowledge is a plus). Maintains and follows up on attorney client deadlines and calendars appointments through the electronic calendaring and docketing systems.
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Must have demonstrated proficiency in the entire litigation support process including the use of database management, searching and reporting, scanning and coding procedures, electronic discovery management, document production and trial support.
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LHH is currently preparing for upcoming document review projects that we expect our clients will request staffing for in the near future. Search managed by: Ariel Dunlap. At least 6 months of eDiscovery experience with advanced litigation software, or experience working on 2 or more eDiscovery projects during your career.
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Proficiency in transcribing attorney dictation. Proficiency in Word and Outlook, and familiarity with document management systems. Organize, record, index and store material and files relating to attorney notes, correspondence, memoranda, pleadings, discovery and other documents.
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Our client, a stellar boutique firm with BigLaw clout, seeks an associate attorney with 3+ years of environmental litigation experience (a land use background preferred) to join its ranks on a hybrid basis.
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The San Francisco Office of Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP is seeking a staff attorney with 2 - 5 years of litigation experience to join our Class Action & Appellate Litigation practice group. Desired candidates will have experience drafting discovery requests and responses as well as document productions in product defense matters, preferably in the automotive industry.
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Organize, scan, copy, fax and/or file legal documents in both paper files and in document management system, as appropriate. Prepare client billing, including review and edit of proformas as directed by billing attorney, preparation of cover letters, copying/scanning and mailing/emailing finalized bills to client and Accounting Department.
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If you are a licensed attorney and want to provide REMOTE document review services to a leading U.S. trial firm for several upcoming projects, this opportunity is for you. Document Review Attorneys: WORK FROM HOME.
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They seek an experienced receptionist and records clerk for a small satellite office in the North Bay. Ability to operate office equipment such as computer, transcription equipment, fax machine and advance functions on photocopiers.
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Key competencies include document drafting skills, complex project management, willingness to mentor younger associates, and comfortability with direct client and partner interaction. Candidates should hold a JD from an ABapproved law school and be an active member of the Bar in their jurisdiction.
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Document Review experience is required. Attorney applicants must have a strong work ethic and a passion for technology based legal review work. Click the " Apply for this job " link and complete the Attorney information form to be considered for this position.
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