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Reviews English-language legal documents using eDiscovery workflows, including privilege and responsiveness review, redactions, conceptual searches, and first- and second-level review. Requires active bar admission in at least one U.S. jurisdiction and experience with electronic document review technology. Project assignments determine work location, remote eligibility, schedule, and hours. Preferred qualifications include document review team experience, Relativity 9.0+ familiarity, and at least two years of legal support experience.

Conduct Relativity-based legal document review for federal eDiscovery matters under the supervision of a managing attorney. This is a full-time, long-term remote W2 role requiring candidates to be located near the Washington, DC metropolitan area. The position involves supporting ongoing document review cases and may include obtaining a Public Trust security clearance.

Review and redact large volumes of documents, video, audio, images, and electronic data using RelativityOne and Evidence.com. Support federal litigation and legal proceedings by identifying privileged or sensitive information, maintaining review and production logs, applying attorney-directed redactions, and preparing responsive materials for production under court and agency deadlines.

Supports federal litigation attorneys by preparing and filing complex legal documents, conducting legal research, verifying citations, managing electronic case files and discovery databases, processing and producing discovery, organizing trial materials, coordinating victim and witness issues, calendaring deadlines, and communicating with courts, law enforcement agencies, defense counsel, and government personnel.

Sources, screens, and evaluates candidates for government contract positions; manages job postings, outreach, requisitions, candidate records, interview coordination, and qualification packages within an ATS. Guides candidates through the hiring process, supports clearance documentation, partners with hiring managers, and promotes a positive candidate experience through timely communication and follow-up.

Supports an in-house government litigation team by preparing complex legal documents, researching and verifying citations, assisting with trial preparation, filing documents through CM/ECF, managing electronic discovery databases and productions, redacting and Bates-stamping materials, maintaining case files, and tracking deadlines and case developments.

Processes and reviews electronic legal instruments, verifies compliance with government regulations, researches records, and supports attorneys and paralegals. Assists with litigation support, data and evidence processing, discovery productions, trial and hearing presentations, statistical reporting, and administrative projects. Requires strong attention to detail, communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Suite and related databases.

Provides litigation and administrative support to United States Attorneys. Responsibilities include downloading and tracking PACER filings, maintaining case records, responding to attorney requests, conducting database searches and basic legal research, preparing discovery and litigation materials, managing exhibits and trial documents, and assisting attorneys in court.

Provides litigation and administrative support to United States Attorneys, including preparing, proofreading, filing, and organizing legal documents; managing case files, dockets, calendars, subpoenas, invoices, and deadlines; assisting with trial preparation and courtroom presentations; and supporting attorneys, investigators, and paralegals with legal research, correspondence, office software, and court-related tasks.

Provides litigation and bankruptcy trial support for a federal agency. Responsibilities include legal research, document and case review, hearing and trial preparation, drafting reports and pleadings, coordinating information requests, maintaining case files and databases, attending court proceedings, and communicating with attorneys, agency officials, court personnel, and other parties.