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Manage eDiscovery cases by coordinating data intake, culling, processing, hosting, and production workflows. Create work orders, manage request queues, perform quality checks, communicate scope and deadlines to stakeholders, and support process improvements. The role requires strong project management, analytical, and communication skills, Relativity experience, flexibility, and occasional after-hours availability.

Temporary, project-based attorney role supporting managed document review for litigation and investigation matters. Responsibilities include first-level document review, quality control of coding decisions, implementing review strategies and workflows, identifying substantive and procedural issues, and using eDiscovery technologies to meet accuracy and timeline requirements.

Manages document review projects for legal clients, serving as the central contact among counsel, clients, staffing partners, and internal teams. Develops review plans, optimizes workflows with technology, oversees contractor attorney teams, establishes quality controls, monitors progress and budgets, and provides daily status reporting. The role also applies efficiency tools for redaction and privilege logging, collaborates with AI and data teams, and drives process improvements.

Processes electronic evidence for legal production using e-discovery applications. Identifies and prepares records, converts files, creates load files and deliverables, formats metadata, performs quality checks, meets client specifications and SLAs, troubleshoots issues, communicates job status, and manages production requests independently across shifting priorities.

Manage eDiscovery client projects, budgets, scope, timelines, communications, and solution delivery. Consult clients on best practices, workflows, and technology adoption; create work orders for processing, review, and production tasks; train team members; develop standards; resolve issues; and coordinate internal and external stakeholders to reduce costs, improve delivery speed, and increase client satisfaction.

Collects, preserves, verifies, extracts, and analyzes electronically stored information from computers, mobile devices, servers, collaboration applications, and cloud repositories. Maintains evidence logs and chain of custody, prepares collection kits, communicates project status, records billable time, and supports forensic investigations and litigation. The role may require on-call work, occasional client-site duties, and moderate travel.

Manage eDiscovery cases by coordinating operational departments, creating work orders for data intake, culling, processing, hosting, and production, and conducting quality checks before client delivery. The role manages work queues, communicates scope and deadlines, supports process improvements, and maintains knowledge of eDiscovery workflows, competitors, and tools. Periodic on-call work and evening or weekend hours may be required.

Leads client engagements involving information governance and eDiscovery, including program assessments, policy development, workflow documentation, information lifecycle management, steering committees, and M365 technology implementations. Advises legal, compliance, privacy, and IT stakeholders; conducts workshops, demonstrations, and presales activities; supports Relativity Legal Hold; manages concurrent workstreams; provides status reporting and subject matter expertise in Microsoft Purview, records management, legal holds, EDRM, and IGRM.

Processes and converts client files, prepares documents, metadata, load files, and deliverables for legal review and production. Performs quality checks, manages SLAs, troubleshoots technical issues, communicates status, supports custom workflows, and recommends process improvements. The role also trains junior staff, coordinates handoffs, and manages production work across multiple projects and teams using eDiscovery applications, SQL, and related technical tools.