Project Manager, eDiscovery Cyber Services

Norton Rose Fulbright is a global law firm providing a full range of legal services to leading corporations and financial institutions. The Project Manager, eDiscovery Cyber Services will support the eDiscovery processes of cyber incident response matters and act as a liaison to third party providers involved in delivering this complex service.

Responsibilities:

• Work with legal teams, preferred CIR providers and clients to develop strategy for analyzing and reporting on impacted data. This includes, but is not limited to, initial file listing analysis, document review, extraction, normalization and notification
• Support legal teams throughout the CIR process in the rigorous application of statistical sampling, search term calibration and other related analytics
• Coordinate with legal teams and vendors to scope and support review and extraction of sensitive data by teams of contract personnel
• Work with legal teams and CIR providers to analyze and report on key metrics regarding the exfiltrated data types and sources
• Support data normalization, entity deduping and notification and reporting workstreams both inside and outside of review platform (Relativity)
• Analyze and report on reviewer productivity and quality metrics
• Support and update documentation reflecting key actions taken throughout the project

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree required
• Minimum of three years of experience in litigation support, eDiscovery, technology assisted review and project management, preferably including direct experience supporting CIR matters
• In lieu of bachelor's degree, seven years of relevant experience in litigation support, eDiscovery, technology assisted review and project management
• Proactive interest to research different technologies as it relates to project requirements
• Advanced Excel skills required, including XLOOKUP, INDEX/MATCH, Power Query, and Power Pivot/DAX, along with experience analyzing, formatting and reporting large structured and semi-structured data sets
• A minimum of two years of Relativity experience required
• Excellent analytical, problem identification and resolution skills
• Experience with discovery involving complex structured and unstructured data
• Understanding of sensitive data elements including PII, PHI and GDPR
• Experience with applying technology and data mining techniques to identify and classify data
• Ability to work efficiently under rigorous deadlines in high-pressure situations with limited direction
• Flexibility and availability to work across a broad range of business hours, including early mornings, evenings and occasional weekends to support time-sensitive matters and global stakeholders
• Familiarity with database concepts and technologies, such as MS SQL, Access and Oracle
• Ability to support multiple projects simultaneously with consistently high quality results
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to closely adhere to established procedures and exercise good judgment in sensitive and stressful situations