Hybrid CA eDiscovery Attorney | Relativity & TAR Expert

TruLegal (formerly TRU Staffing); United States; Hybrid; USD 160,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

An Am Law firm is seeking an eDiscovery Attorney to manage eDiscovery across a portfolio of complex litigations and investigations. You will use Relativity, Everlaw, and other discovery technologies, advising on strategies and serving as a subject matter expert.

This hybrid role offers opportunities in multiple California locations. The ideal candidate holds a JD, is actively admitted to the California Bar, and has substantial eDiscovery experience with a strong grasp of relevant technologies

Qualifications

• JD from an accredited law school.
• Active California Bar admission required.
• Significant experience handling eDiscovery matters in complex litigation or investigations.
• Practical experience with Relativity, Everlaw or comparable technologies.

Responsibilities

• Partner with litigation teams to develop and execute eDiscovery strategies for complex matters.
• Provide guidance on ESI preservation, collection, processing, review and production.
• Leverage Relativity, Everlaw and other discovery technologies to manage large data volumes.
• Design and optimize document review using TAR, predictive coding and early case assessment tools.
• Advise attorneys on discovery obligations, information governance, data privacy and compliance.
• Assist with discovery disputes, ESI negotiations and protocol development.
• Collaborate with legal, IT, compliance and information security teams.

Skills

eDiscovery knowledge

Strong communication

Project management

Education

Juris Doctor (JD)

Tools

Relativity

Everlaw

Job description

An Am Law firm is seeking an eDiscovery Attorney to manage eDiscovery across a portfolio of complex litigations and investigations. You will use Relativity, Everlaw, and other discovery technologies, advising on strategies and serving as a subject matter expert.

This hybrid role offers opportunities in multiple California locations. The ideal candidate holds a JD, is actively admitted to the California Bar, and has substantial eDiscovery experience with a strong grasp of relevant technologies