Discovery Paralegal
Discovery Paralegal
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Analyze and interpret requests from customers
- Research, locate, and gather material responsive to DMS requests including conducting outreach and informal interviews to respond to document requests and interrogatories
- Assist in preparation of declarations
- Scan paper materials to save as an image file (e.g.,.PDF)
- Conduct responsiveness reviews of both ESI and paper materials
- Conduct legal privilege reviews using Symantec Clearwell, Adobe Pro with Redax, or other document review platforms provided
- Analyze documents and proficiently apply deletion codes to diverse types of privileged information
- Review the work of peers for accuracy and provide constructive edits to ensure quality and thoroughness of review and processing
- Support effective teams to foster teamwork and planning and decision making
- Organize and maintain accurate records of assigned requests. This includes keeping detailed case notes, utilizing discovery plans, using Microsoft Excel spreadsheets, and entering case information into appropriate databases
- Prepare electronic and/or paper releases for release to customers
- Provide a high degree of professionalism and customer service in all interactions with DMS customers
- Prioritize and schedule projects to accomplish objectives
- Coordinate classification reviews with subject matter experts
- Maintain close collaboration of projects with discovery team members
- Serve as consultant to government employees regarding privilege application and document production
- Communicate with employees at all levels of the FBI to complete projects with a high degree of professionalism
- Provide weekly statuses to management and periodic updates to Assistant General Counsels and other DMS customers
- Conduct searches of FBI systems and databases to retrieve responsive documents or files (i.e., Sentinel, Internal Policy Office Policy Library and Policy Archives)
- Active Top Secret Clearance.
- Two years of paralegal experience
- Two years' experience discovery/ e-discovery
- One year of experience performing privilege and other substantive reviews on litigation support projects. Comparable combination of education and experience may be acceptable.
- One year of experience reviewing electronic and paper materials for privilege on litigation support projects involving paper documents and electronic files.
- One year of experience using an eDiscovery review platform (e.g., Clearwell, Relativity) to accurately identify and redact privileged information.
- One year of experience researching and drafting responses to interrogatories.
- One year of experience obtaining documents for document collection and production.
- One year of experience communicating and driving litigation projects forward with clients and/or attorneys.
- Four years of paralegal experience
- Four years' experience discovery/ e-discovery
- Three years of experience performing privilege and other substantive reviews on litigation support projects. Comparable combination of education and experience may be acceptable.
- Three years of experience reviewing electronic and paper materials for privilege on litigation support projects involving paper documents and electronic files.
- Three years of experience using an eDiscovery review platform (e.g., Clearwell, Relativity) to accurately identify and redact privileged information.
- Three years of experience researching and drafting responses to interrogatories.
- Three years of experience obtaining documents for document collection and production.
- Three years of experience communicating and driving litigation projects forward with clients and/or attorneys.
- Preferred PLS certificate/ AADemonstrated excellent oral and written communication skills and coordination.
- Demonstrated excellent computer skills in MS Office Suite Products, document review and file management systems, and imaging.
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