Law Clerk II - Privilege & eDiscovery Specialist

CACI International Inc; Washington (District of Columbia); Vor Ort; USD 53.000 - 76.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

CACI International Inc in Washington, DC seeks a Law Clerk II to support DOJ Fraud Section investigations through document review and privilege assessment on large-scale cases. You will examine material for privilege, coordinate with attorneys, and draft release memos as needed.

Required: a law degree (or in-progress) and at least two years in litigation support, with strong research, writing, and communication skills. DOJ MBI clearance eligibility and Relativity experience are preferred.

Qualifikationen

• Requires law degree or current enrollment in ABA-accredited law school with at least two years of study.
• At least two years of progressively more responsible experience on litigation support projects or task-order related projects.
• Solid knowledge of federal and state court systems and legal research resources (Westlaw, Lexis).
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Hands-on familiarity with ESI tools and eDiscovery procedures, Relativity knowledge.

Aufgaben

• Examine protocol materials, warrants, and other legal work product and filings specific to each matter.
• Review and identify potentially privileged material containing attorney work product, attorney-client privilege, spousal privilege, and common interest privilege.
• Work with Fraud Section attorneys to quarantine privileged documents from investigation teams.
• Communicate key issues and notable documents with the team.
• Perform quality control reviews as needed.
• Serve as team lead on assigned cases and assist with drafting release memos.

Kenntnisse

Legal research

Written and oral communication

Ausbildung

Law degree or in-progress (ABA-accredited)

Tools

Westlaw

Lexis

Relativity

ESI tools

eDiscovery procedures

Jobbeschreibung

CACI International Inc in Washington, DC seeks a Law Clerk II to support DOJ Fraud Section investigations through document review and privilege assessment on large-scale cases. You will examine material for privilege, coordinate with attorneys, and draft release memos as needed.

Required: a law degree (or in-progress) and at least two years in litigation support, with strong research, writing, and communication skills. DOJ MBI clearance eligibility and Relativity experience are preferred.