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Case Study – Carolyn Robinson

Name:  Carolyn Robinson Location: Detroit, MI What kind of work were you doing before litigation support found you? Prior to working as a Litigation Support Manager and as a Adjunct Professor of eDiscovery and Litigation Support, I worked in the legal arena as a Legal Records Clerk, a Law Librarian, a File Clerk, a Litigation Paralegal…

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Case Study – Jeff Nace

Name:  Jeff Nace Location: Washington, DC What kind of work were you doing before litigation support found you? I started in the legal industry as a Database/Litigation Analyst for a large international firm in the Midwest that specialized in product liability litigation. I assisted with the implementation of internally developed software to track trial exhibits being…

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Case Study – Matthew Golab

Name:  Matthew Golab Location: Sydney, Australia What kind of work were you doing before litigation support found you? Law libraries – back in the day when Unix databases ruled the world, some of the library databases were also used for litigation such as BRS. How did you get the opportunity to join the litigation support community?…

Focus and Practice to Prepare for Litigation Support

There is no quick fix or magic potion to becoming a litigation support professional. It takes time, focus, initiative and practice. It is difficult to understand how many different facets there are to the role of litigation support until you’ve actually done the job for a while. Unlike some other professions that are more concise,…

Should Your First Job Be For a Service Provider or a Law Firm?

You have made the decision to pursue a career in litigation support. You have the task of convincing a hiring manager that you have what it takes. You have the ambition and desire. Your background may include technical skills or it may include experience in the legal industry or it may not include either of…

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Case Study – Nate Emmerson

Name:  Nate Emmerson Location: Cincinnati, Ohio What kind of work were you doing before litigation support found you? My undergraduate degrees are actually in classics (Greek, Latin, and ancient history) and music performance. After a year in graduate school, I decided to leave academia and applied to law school while working here at Vorys, Sater,…

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