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Manage eDiscovery and litigation-support projects for a federal legal organization. Responsibilities include configuring Relativity workflows, batches, productions, and review resources; preparing work orders; conducting quality checks; coordinating stakeholders, schedules, dependencies, and deadlines; supporting project kickoff and closure; and documenting workflows, billing, and data destruction activities.

Provides litigation and administrative support to United States Attorneys by managing electronic filings, case-tracking data, legal research, discovery materials, exhibits, and courtroom assistance. Performs database searches, summarizes materials for motions and briefs, and responds to attorney requests. Requires a paralegal certificate, JD, qualifying law school study, or equivalent legal training or education, plus basic legal knowledge and experience with LEXIS or Westlaw.

Manage a long-term federal eDiscovery document review project remotely. Responsibilities include supervising 50+ reviewers and multiple team leads, coordinating staffing, prioritization, and funding needs with the client, and supporting government employees and stakeholders with Relativity-related questions. The role requires relevant document review project management experience and a J.D., with bar licensure preferred. A Public Trust security clearance may be obtained through the federal government.

Provides administrative and litigation support to attorneys, including preparing legal documents, managing case files, scanning discovery, maintaining court calendars, assembling trial exhibits, assisting with electronic court filings, closing and archiving files, and supporting administrative projects. The role also serves as a receptionist backup and requires strong communication, attention to detail, computer proficiency, and eligibility for a Public Trust clearance.

Provides legal research, document drafting, case management, and litigation support for a federal agency initiative. Responsibilities include organizing emails and records, reviewing pleadings and court materials, conducting factual and legal research, preparing memoranda, supporting attorneys with briefs and hearings, and creating exhibits, charts, and visual materials.

Reviews English-language legal documents using eDiscovery workflows, including privilege and responsiveness review, redactions, conceptual searching, and first- and second-level review. Requires active bar admission in at least one U.S. jurisdiction and experience with electronic document review platforms. Work location and hours vary by project, with remote opportunities available.

Reviews English-language legal documents using eDiscovery workflows, including privilege and responsiveness review, redactions, conceptual searching, and first- and second-level review. Requires active bar admission in at least one U.S. jurisdiction and experience with electronic document review technology. Work location and hours vary by project, with remote opportunities available.

Reviews English-language legal documents using eDiscovery workflows, including privilege and responsiveness review, redactions, conceptual searching, and first- and second-level review. Requires active bar admission in at least one U.S. jurisdiction and experience with electronic document review technology. Work location and hours vary by project, with remote opportunities available.

Review legal documents using workflows such as privilege and responsiveness review, redactions, conceptual searching, and first- and second-level review. Work with electronic document review platforms, including Relativity, Concordance, and ViewPoint. Applicants must hold an active bar admission in at least one U.S. jurisdiction and remain in good standing. Document review team experience, Relativity 9.0 or higher familiarity, and at least two years of legal support experience are preferred.

Reviews English-language legal documents using eDiscovery workflows, including privilege and responsiveness review, redactions, conceptual searching, and first- and second-level review. Requires active bar admission in at least one U.S. jurisdiction and experience with electronic document review technology. Work location and hours vary by project, with remote opportunities available.