Contract & Perm – Lit Support PM & Engineer.

March 11th, 2010
by Johninva (Posted Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:48:17 GMT)
Litigation Support Project Manager & Litigation Support Engineer: (Washington, DC)* You must have law firm experience for either position
* This is not a litigation paralegal, this is not a litigation attorney position
LITIGATION SUPPORT PM - PERM - Washington, DCSupport individual case teams using litigation technologies, maintaining and supporting firm standard litigation support applications:
(Concordance, Summation, Opticon, LiveNote, Casemap, Clearwell and/or Sanction).
* Establishing a liaison role with case teams and assisting with any litigation support requirements
* Knowledge of Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, document workflow and the best practices for the preservation, collection, review and production of client data.
* Consulting and advising case teams on best practices for the preparation of documents, matters relating to e-discovery and how to best use litigation support technologies to support their projects.
* Consulting on issues relating to selection of third party hosting vendors and evaluation of proprietary review platforms.
QUALIFICATIONS:
•Minimum of three years of experience in a current litigation environment. $95-115K

LITIGATION PM ENGINEER- INDEFINITE CONTRACT - Washington, DC* This is a hybrid role fo a Litigation Project Manager with application deployment experience.
* Concordance, IPRO, CaseMap or TimeMap
* Experience with deployment to the desktops.
* Understanding of e-Discovery practices,
* Batch file constructing w/Windows shell scripting or a similar scripting language.
SALARY IS OPEN & NEGOTIABLE

Send your resume to john@legalplacments.com or call me at 877-950-1661, local 703-917-1829

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XLS Manual Processing… What’s The Deal?

March 11th, 2010
by rhettbr2004 (Posted Thu, 11 Mar 2010 11:09:32 GMT)
So I've been involved in EDD off and on for about 8 years, and it seems that there has been little to no progress on efficiently processing Excel spreadsheets.

Has anyone come across some automated methods for processing Excels? We use a system of Macros that constantly have to be updated which is VERY inefficient.

We have some problems with password cracking ever so often, but mainly its because XLS have too many variables to be processed through LAW. Is eCapture better?

If anyone has some clear ideas to decrease the time it takes to process XLS, any advice would be welcome.

THANKS!

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LAN Administrator – RI – Providence

March 11th, 2010
- Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP, a Providence, RI based law firm, has an immediate opening for a LAN Administrator in our Providence, RI office.  The LAN Administrator also acts as part of the help desk team supporting all three offices (Providence and Warwick, RI, and New Bedford, MA).

The successful candidate will be expected to:
- Maintain a Microsoft (primarily Server 2008) network
- Maintain the firm's Microsoft Exchange (2010) email system
- Assist with support of the firm's Autonomy iManage (Worksite 8.5) document management system
- Assist with the support of the firm's Lexis/Nexis InterAction (5.6) CRM
- Have a strong knowledge of Microsoft Office (especially 2007) along with other legal-specific applications
- Have strong knowledge of BlackBerry devices and support methods
- Have strong knowledge of Citrix' XenDesktop
- Have strong knowledge of VMware
- Work closely with other IT staff to ensure rapid, thorough problem resolution and user satisfaction.
- Be available for occasional off-hours on-call support.
- Contribute to other IT initiatives and projects.

If you are interested in this position and meet or exceed the expectations outlined above, please submit your resume, cover letter and salary expectations to John Sawyer, IS Manager, Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP at LANAdmin@psh.com