Full-Time
Litigation Technology Analyst
Milbank
1,001-5,000 employees
Global law firm handling complex transactions
Compensation Overview
$70k - $100k/yr
New York, NY, USA
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Bachelor's
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- At least 5 years of experience in litigation support or electronic discovery is required, preferably in a law firm environment.
- Advanced experience with RelativityOne is required.
- Advanced experience processing electronically stored information using processing systems such as LAW PreDiscovery, Nuix, Disco, or RelativityOne is required.
- Experience manipulating and importing data load files, including delimited text files, DAT files, and OPT files, is required.
- General knowledge of desktop applications such as Microsoft Office is required.
- Demonstrated experience managing litigation matters independently is required.
- Thorough knowledge of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, electronically stored information formats, and litigation workflows is required.
- Familiarity with artificial intelligence-assisted legal technology platforms is required.
- Strong analytical, troubleshooting, and organizational skills are required.
- Excellent communication skills and the ability to translate technical concepts into clear, actionable guidance for attorneys and stakeholders are required.
- The candidate must be able to work under pressure and multitask.
- The candidate must be flexible in handling sudden changes in plans and deadlines.
- The candidate must be available and flexible for evening or weekend work supporting filings, productions, and trial schedules.
- The candidate must be able to manage highly confidential and sensitive information with discretion and professionalism.
- Some travel may be required.
- Serve as a technical point of contact for case teams on assigned matters, execute workflows, and escalate strategic decisions as needed.
- Support and execute the technical aspects of electronic discovery and litigation support for assigned matters.
- Support attorneys by implementing established best practices and escalating questions as needed.
- Process electronically stored information using in-house processing tools such as Relativity and RelativityOne, including de-duplication, culling and filtering, text and metadata extraction, optical character recognition of non-searchable files, TIFF conversion, error and exception handling, and quality control.
- Manipulate data using Microsoft Access, Excel, ReadySuite, TextPad, UltraEdit, and other tools.
- Load electronic documents, including images, metadata, native files, transcripts, videos, and exhibits, into databases for attorney review using Relativity, RelativityOne, and Case Notebook.
- Create and manage electronic document productions in Relativity and RelativityOne in accordance with applicable rules and protocols, including attorney coding conflict checks, redactions, endorsements, and image placeholders.
- Review and validate TIFF images, native files, load files, and transcripts and exhibits before and after loading data.
- Support document review workflows by providing database user access, batching documents, performing complex searches, applying analytics, preparing reports, exporting data, uploading data to a File Transfer Protocol site, and executing quality-control analysis.
- Create and manage privilege logs, metadata fields, and custom reports.
- Support senior members of the Litigation Technology team on complex matters and projects.
- Provide coverage for the Litigation Technology helpline and general incoming requests through department email.
- Troubleshoot technical issues related to litigation technology applications, databases, and workflows.
- Assist with system upgrades and server migrations as required.
- Coordinate with electronic discovery vendors and support oversight of data collections, processing, and productions.
- Maintain the media inventory database and chain of custody, including creating and copying media.
- Set up department laptops, including installing, configuring, and testing applications as needed.
- Provide advanced technological support at depositions and trials, including Real-Time LiveNote connections, exhibit management, trial presentation tools, and courtroom technology support.
- Train and mentor junior members of the Litigation Technology team and train case teams on litigation technology tools and workflows.
- Stay current on emerging litigation technology and electronic discovery trends and legal technology-related news.
- Perform other assigned responsibilities as needed.
- A Bachelor's degree or equivalent in legal technology, information systems, or a related field is strongly preferred.
- Trial support experience is preferred.
- Experience in Microsoft Access, Structured Query Language, or other database systems is preferred.
Milbank is a premier international law firm handling high-profile, complex corporate and financial matters. It works through an integrated, multi-office platform where 12 offices coordinate to handle cross-border transactions and disputes in areas like M&A, structured finance, banking, capital markets, project finance, litigation, and trusts and estates. It differentiates itself with its global reach and ability to marshal specialists across offices to manage large matters for top-tier clients. Its goal is to help major companies and financial institutions succeed by delivering seamless, coordinated legal solutions on a global scale.
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1,001-5,000
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Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1865
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What believers are saying
- Reuters said California hired Milbank on July 13, 2026 for Paramount-Warner litigation.
- Milbank closed the June 18, 2026 Saputo Argentina acquisition and financing for Grupo Gloria.
- May 2026 Multi-Color restructuring delivered a $3.8 billion deleveraging and $330 million interest cut.
What critics are saying
- Milbank's January 2026 promotions slowed to eight, signaling tighter growth than 2025's 17.
- King & Spalding rehired former Milbank structured finance partners, exposing fragile lateral retention.
- China retreat after Beijing closure shows geographic contraction if Asia dealflow keeps weakening.
What makes Milbank unique
- Milbank dominates finance, restructuring, and litigation with 24 Lawdragon 2026 litigator recognitions.
- Eight 2026 partner promotions reinforced project finance, direct lending, and alternative investments.
- July 2026 Paramount-Warner states mandate shows elite antitrust firepower in headline deal fights.
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