What are the responsibilities and job description for the Litigation eDiscovery Analyst position at Gables Search Group?
Our client, a well-established legal firm in Cleveland, Ohio, is in search of a skilled Legal Data Analysis Specialist to assist with intricate litigation cases. This role involves managing digital evidence, utilizing advanced tools like RelativityOne, and collaborating closely with lawyers and project leaders to provide precise, secure, and prompt outcomes.
Duties
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Collaborate with attorneys and project leaders to translate case requirements into efficient data workflows.
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Utilize RelativityOne analytics, artificial intelligence, and scripts to enhance review efficiency and address workspace obstacles.
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Oversee digital evidence from intake to archival, including processing, loading, and production.
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Set up and sustain RelativityOne case databases, offering support for users with basic and advanced features.
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Validate data and outputs through quality checks, resolving any accuracy or consistency issues.
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Ensure the security of confidential information through meticulous storage, chain-of-custody documentation, and detailed tracking of activities.
Requirements
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Minimum of five years of litigation support experience utilizing Relativity and advanced analytics in a law firm or eDiscovery service provider setting.
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Proficiency in advanced RelativityOne functions, such as workspace management, analytics, and scripting.
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Familiarity with the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) and principles of the Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS).
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Experience in electronic data processing, document production, quality control, and evidence tracking.
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Competency in Microsoft Office, particularly in manipulating spreadsheets.
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Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and effective communication abilities when supporting legal professionals and colleagues.
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High school diploma or equivalent.
Schedule
Flexibility is necessary for early mornings, evenings, weekends, and workweeks exceeding 40 hours during crucial case deadlines.