E-Discovery Project Managers' Salaries Are Booming, With No Immediate Lull in Sight
More law firms and e-discovery providers are on the hunt for experienced project managers and advanced data analysts, though they're also looking to fill more entry-level e-discovery positions as well.
April 29, 2021 at 10:00 AM
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E-DiscoveryA year after substantive cuts across e-discovery providers, the tide has turned with e-discovery project managers now becoming a hot commodity and commanding significantly higher salaries. As litigation bounces back and the supply of experienced e-discovery professionals continues to dwindle, industry observers said salaries will continue to rise.
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