$89.3K – $121.2K/yr
eDiscovery Contract Attorney
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Job description
Contract Attorney Position Type: Remote (Must be located near the Washington DC Metro area) Department: eDiscovery Document Review Contact Government Services is seeking Relativity review support for a long-term, remote project with a federal client located in the Washington DC area. This is a full-time position, Monday - Friday, during standard business hours. The project is anticipated to last multiple years with full-time, 40-hr work weeks throughout. The ideal candidate will have 1+ years of relevant legal document review experience with Relativity, will have a J.D. and preferably will be licensed in at least one U.S Jurisdiction, but this is not a requirement. Essential duties include supporting ongoing document review cases under the supervision of a managing attorney. This position would allow you to receive a Public Trust security clearance from the federal government, and
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- Source: Contact Government Services, LLC's official careers site (via Lever) · last confirmed on the source 29 Oct 2026
- Posted 23 Oct 2026
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Department · eDiscovery Document Review
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Contact Government Services, LLC
SERVICES CGS strives to simplify and enhance government through the optimization of human, technical, and financial resources. Our team of technologists, consultants, and project managers work with you to understand your needs, offer opportunities to innovate, and deliver a customized solution to meet your specific requirements. We provide
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