Reviews and codes litigation documents for relevance, confidentiality, responsiveness, and privilege using electronic discovery platforms. Performs quality control checks, assists with privilege and redaction logs, follows detailed project instructions, and meets accuracy and productivity expectations. The role is fully remote, temporary, and project-based, requiring reliable attendance, secure technology, strong communication, and an active U.S. law license.
KLDiscovery, a leading global provider of electronic discovery, information governance and data recovery services, is seeking actively licensed U.S. attorneys for ongoing remote Document Review projects.
This role is ideal for attorneys who want an environment where they are respected and valued and want to gain hands‑on experience with the discovery process across a variety of litigation matters.
About the Role
Document Reviewers will review documents for complex litigation matters using an electronic review platform to code for relevancy, confidentiality, and privilege. This position is project-based, and successful candidates will be considered temporary contingent employees.
- Active U.S. law license in good standing required.
- Must reside in one of the following states: Arizona, Tennessee, Mississippi, Nevada, or Oregon
- Pay Rate: $25/hour
- Hours: Candidates must be available to work a minimum of 40 hours/week within Monday–Thursday: 7 AM–7 PM and Friday: 7 AM–5 PM
- Overtime may be available depending on project needs and client approval
- Fully remote work‑from‑home position
- This is a temporary, project‑based position with assignments varying by client demand
Responsibilities
- Review and code documents using review platforms such as Relativity and Nebula
- Identify and apply privilege, confidentiality, and responsiveness coding
- Conduct quality control checks as needed
- Assist with privilege log and redaction log preparation
- Follow detailed project instructions
- Meet or exceed pace and accuracy expectations
- Work independently in a secure remote environment
- Maintain reliable attendance, communication, and timekeeping
Qualifications
- Active U.S. law license in good standing required.
- Must reside in Arizona, Tennessee, Mississippi, Nevada, or Oregon
- Electronic document review experience preferred (Nebula, Relativity, responsiveness, confidentiality, privilege review, issue coding, privilege logging).
- Team Lead or QC experience is desired.
- Secure home office with high‑speed internet.
- Computer running Windows 11 (23H2, 24H2, 25H2 or newer) — Windows 11 in S Mode not supported — or MacOS Sonoma (14), Sequoia (15), Tahoe (26) or newer.
- Apple or Android phone/tablet running iOS 17+ or Android 12+; Google Authenticator compatible with iOS 14+ or Android 6+.
- Strong proficiency with computers and remote‑work technology.
- Excellent attention to detail, critical thinking, and ability to follow complex instructions.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
What We Offer
- A friendly and welcoming team-oriented environment
- Opportunities for career advancement and growth
KLDiscovery is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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