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Litigation Support Specialist

Job Summary: The Litigation Support Specialist is responsible for assisting in providing a variety of litigation support technology-related activities and solutions within the [location] office.

Responsibilities

  • Preparation of documents for imaging and coding into litigation databases.
  • Assist in providing guidance to temporary resource personnel and others in imaging and coding of documents into litigation databases.
  • Create and support litigation databases and coordinate the development of specialized databases.
  • Design and create database forms and reports.
  • Assist in performing and managing in-house e-discovery projects.
  • Import/export of electronic data for [Summation].
  • Prepare load files for electronic document productions.
  • Assist in providing advice on best practices for case management and assist in developing recommendations and project cost estimates.
  • Maintain accurate records and ensure adequate quality control measures to produce error-free work product.
  • Docket time according to completed tasks.
  • Assist users and provide support for all eDiscovery, imaging & document database related issues.
  • Assist users by delivering targeted training and resource information, including providing support for the use of [Summation] by lawyers and paralegals.
  • Participate in litigation support department initiatives, including continuing evaluation of best-fit eDiscovery, litigation support and trial presentation solutions, and firm-wide best practices for litigation support activities.
  • Assist in preparing project plans and requests for proposals to vendors, and liaising with vendors.
  • In co-ordination with lawyers, paralegals and clients assess client requirements and interpret lawyer instructions for creation of case databases.

Knowledge and Skills

  • College diploma in a technology related field or related work experience.
  • Minimum of two years related experience (preferably in a legal environment).
  • Strong organizational, communication and decision making skills.
  • Basic understanding of legal concepts and procedures.
  • General knowledge of office and work procedures.
  • Experience with relevant computer systems.

Supervision/Direction Received

  • Reports to [name or title]
  • Works according to well-defined, clear instructions with supervision.

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19/09/2018