Project Manager

We are seeking high-energy, team-oriented professionals experienced in managing Electronic Discovery (ESI) projects. Project manager positions currently available in our Falls Church ,VA and New York, NY offices.

You will be responsible for overall planning and management of litigation discovery projects, including civil/criminal litigations and government investigations (involving the SEC, DOJ, NASD, Hart-Scott Rodino 2nd Requests, and state attorneys general), in which challenging ESI tasks are the norm. These projects involve processing, organization/review and production of such large document collections that the application of cutting-edge technologies becomes a necessity. Prior experience with law departments and electronic discovery projects will be highly valued.

Responsibilities will include:
Project management, day-to-day discussions with customers
Conducting planning meetings with clients to explore and craft case plans and document review strate gies that best leverage CLS's software tools.

Understanding various technologies and processes used in ESI and ability to work with partner compa nies that can provide complementary services for overall success of the project.

Acquiring detailed knowledge of the CLS software to be able to manage or direct: document processing & creation of databases, advanced methods of search, workflow management during review, reporting tools, and production of documents.

Tracking delivery schedules, ensuring proper quality assurance, and managing changes in work scope. Web-based and on-site training for law firm and corporate customers.

Prompt and proactive communication to ensure customer satisfaction. Willingness to work on a flexible work schedule to support customers in different time zones in the US.

Qualifications:
Bachelors degree (a combination of paralegal and technical background is ideal).

Excellent oral and written communication skills, responsiveness, and attention to detail.

Good understanding of the Microsoft Office software, common email systems, and basic networking concepts.
Familiarity with one or more software packages such as Summation, Concordance, MDN, or other web-based review tools is a plus.

1 - 2 year experience with electronic discovery firms or litigation support groups at law firms.