FAQs
What is the primary role of an eDiscovery Case Manager?
The primary role of an eDiscovery Case Manager is to manage eDiscovery risks and issues, develop project plans, and ensure deadlines are met while working with legal teams, external law firms, and technology partners.
What skills are required for this position?
Required skills include an understanding of the eDiscovery process and the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM), project management experience, stakeholder management, and strong communication skills.
What experience is needed for this role?
Candidates should have experience in the legal field, specifically managing phases of the eDiscovery lifecycle, such as collection, processing, review management, and disclosures.
Will I be working with external stakeholders?
Yes, you will be working effectively with both internal and external stakeholders to resolve eDiscovery cases and issues.
Is project management experience essential for this role?
Yes, having project management experience and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously is essential for the eDiscovery Case Manager role.
What aspects of eDiscovery will I be responsible for?
You will be responsible for managing eDiscovery risks, budget management, accountability for all phases of the EDRM, and driving continuous improvement across EDRM phases.
How does the company support personal development?
The company fosters a collaborative culture that views personal development and growth as key to achieving its vision, providing opportunities for skill enhancement and career advancement.
Are there specific tools or systems I need to be familiar with?
Yes, candidates should have a good knowledge of eDiscovery tools and a solid understanding or awareness of the technical systems that support the EDRM process.
What are the main goals of the eDiscovery Case Manager regarding budget management?
The main goal is to manage the budget on all eDiscovery matters while working towards a reduction in external spending.
How important are communication skills in this role?
Communication skills are crucial as you will be working with a diverse range of people, including legal teams, external law firms, and technology partners, to resolve cases effectively.