Litigation support/ediscovery analysts work in comfortable and pleasant offices. A small percentage work remotely. They may need to travel to courthouses and law libraries as part of their job duties. Analysts work 40 hours a week, and they must be available on evenings and weekends as needed. Many litigation support/ediscovery analysts have trained as paralegals. U.S. News & World Report ranked the career of paralegal in its list of top 100 jobs that “offer higher salaries, ample open positions, and opportunities for promotion.”
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