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Title : Litigation Paralegal
Location : New York - Long IslandRefer to Job # UDQI850556
Litigation Paralegal Duties: Participate in initial client and witness interviews, investigations, fact analysis. Analyze documentary evidence, including preparation of chronologies, cast of characters, etc. Draft pleadings, discovery requests and responses, motions to compel discovery, etc. Participate in formulation of discovery plans with attorneys. Advise case team on eDiscovery best practices; develop eDiscovery case work flows with eDiscovery Support team. Coordinate and supervise eDiscovery reviews, productions and presentations. Case team liaison with eDiscovery Support team. Prepare nonparty discovery requests such as subpoenas duces tecum without deposition, public records requests, authorizations and release of records and conduct Internet public records research. Online research, including fact-checking. Prepare witness files for deposition and trial using electronic tools. Understanding of and proficiency using eDiscovery tools and processes. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree required. An ABA-approved paralegal certificate also preferred. Should have 5 years law firm experience; 3-5 years of experience in eDiscovery. Knowledge of Microsoft Windows, Word, Outlook and Excel; proficiency in using the Internet for fact research. Knowledge of e-filing applications and procedures
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