3 Electronic Discovery Reference Model Jobs

of technology. You will need to have an interest in how technology can be used to drive efficiencies. An in-depth understanding of the EDRM model will provide you with the framework of how and where technology can be utilised within the project lifecycle. Your immediate colleagues will be … within a similar role within a law firm. • A solid understanding of e-Discovery Technology and its application including full exposure to the EDRM model; • Must be able to work collaboratively with a wide variety of stakeholders to deliver effective solutions; • Ability to build strong business relationships with more »

practices, and relevant legal and industry standards is essential. Excellent knowledge and experience of Relativity, NUIX, SQL, SharePoint, MS Office (including Excel, and Project), EDRM methodology and Magnum are essential. Credible, with strong teamwork and leadership skills Able to work under own initiative when required Strong problem-solving skills, with more »

scale within the forensic technology team · Consultant and liaise a range of clientele worldwide · Contribute to all phases of the right side of the EDRM, from processing through to productions. · Assist the team in a range of projects both independent and group orientated. Requirements of an eDiscovery Manager: · Over more »