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What The Posse List is About

 

The Posse List was started in 2002. It is part of The Project Counsel Group. The Project Counsel Group (of which The Posse List is a member) now has over 245,000+ members world-wide. That’s across all of our industry job listservs: advertising, artificial intelligence, cyber security, information technology/legal technology/legal services, journalism, media, and the telecommunications industry.

The Posse List posts temporary projects and assignments that include but are not limited to:

  1. e-discovery document reviews
  2. litigation support
  3. data analysis/data forensics
  4. intellectual property audit reviews
  5. M&A due diligence reviews
  6. contract review, analysis and drafting
  7. corporate housekeepin

We also post full-time positions that include but are not limited to:

  1. law firm associate and partner positions
  2. in-house general counsel/assistant general counsel positions
  3. paralegal positions
  4. forensics, data analysis and litigation support positions
  5. project management
  6. compliance positions

In short, we post projects and positions across the entire legal employment field.  We also post special projects, surveys and webinar/webcast presentations.

* Our job posts go to almost every region: U.S., Canada, South America, Europe, Middle East, Persian Gulf and Asia Pacific.

* There are now 52,000+ Posse members seeking jobs + about 22,000 subscribers who are in the industry (law firm, staffing agencies, vendors, etc.)

* We maintain 100+ job listservs (we are always adding lists) that are categorized by region and specialty (finance, intellectual property, language) as well as by geographic region.

FOR INFORMATION ABOUT SUBSCRIBING TO OUR LISTSERVS CLICK HERE.

Our history and where we are today

When we started The Posse List in 2002 our base was contract attorneys, the lawyers who worked on document review and production — the “right side” of the EDRM.   These cases required an army of attorney and paralegal document reviewers — called in like a “posse” at the last minute, as needed.   Law firms adopted the cost-saving manufacturing principle of “just-in-time” production, and applied it to a service industry: hire attorneys “just when you need them” but only on a short-term, part-time basis.

But as the technology improved, the need for these large numbers dwindled.  But there was an increase in the need for greater sophistication and expertise in the management of electronically stored information, e-discovery analysis.

Our members now include contract attorneys, forensics consultants, paralegals, in-house counsel, law firm attorneys, solo practitioners, e-discovery companies, legal media entities, law school recruitment offices and numerous legal support professionals.

Please note we are a job posting service. We do not provide any legal advice or information about the industry.