Document Review Professional- California

Posted 16 days ago

consilioNew York (NY)

Document Management Specialists Document Preparation Services

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$35/HR

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About the role

Consilio Services is hiring California based Document Review Professionals to work remotely. Are you looking for an opportunity to learn how to perform Legal Document Review? Do you have the required qualifications listed below? Assignment Details:

Pay Rate: $35/HR. to $40/HR. - Licensed legal professionals physically located in California

Assignment Duration: Varies by project

Typical Schedule: Projects typically require a 40-hour commitment, Monday through Friday. Project hours are 7 AM to 7 PM PT Mandatory meetings and training during regular business hours.

Location: California (Remote/Work from Home)

Required Qualifications: Must hold an active bar license Juris Doctorate (J.D) degree Physically located in California Ability to complete all necessary forms and clear client-specific conflicts checks Strong proficiency in Google Workspace tools (Drive, Docs, Sheets) and Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook) Comfortable navigating document review platforms and e-discovery tools Previous document review experience and familiarity with Rel One review platform is a strong plus Must meet remote requirements including: A reliable laptop or desktop computer with: Windows 10 or later or Mac OSUp to-date antivirus software High-speed internet access A smartphone with: IOS 11.0 or later, oran Android 7.0 or later

Benefits: Health Insurance Plans including Medical/Dental Benefits 401(K) Direct Deposit

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