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In-House
Attorney
Corporate - General
Litigation - eDiscovery
Min 5 yrs required
Corporate Counsel, eDiscovery The candidate will be developing, implementing, and monitoring compliance with best-in-class policies and procedures related to firm’s discovery obligations in litigation and government investigations. Will lead the Legal Department's program for eDiscovery, including issues related to information preservation, retrieval, analysis, and production. Advise the business on potential eDiscovery and other issues arising out of current or planned technologies and retention of business records. Ensuring that the Company maintains best-in-class policies and procedures for the preservation of information subject to a Legal Hold. Setting eDiscovery team goals and policies. Defining Legal eDiscovery procedures and practices; advising in creation of IT-eDiscovery processes. Managing all eDiscovery resources and spend. Partnering with merits counsel to retrieve needed information, respond to eDiscovery disputes, address issues in litigation, and develop discovery strategies. Providing Legal input on corporate IT system developments and deployments. Educating and training business units on importance of Legal Holds, communication etiquette, and data security. Managing discovery vendor relationships.
Qualification and Experience
The candidate must have JD degree with strong academic credentials from an accredited law school. Admission to the Colorado Bar, or the ability to become admitted promptly under Rule 222 of the Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure (Single-Client Counsel) is essential. Should have 5+ years of litigation experience at a major law firm or corporation, including planning and management of complex discovery projects. Solid understanding of common eDiscovery and data management tools and familiarity with relevant service providers is needed. 1-3 years’ experience managing employees is must.
Job ID: 2018-44869
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