Senior Research Law Librarian, Remote East Coast Hours, Project Based
Boston, NH - USA
Job Summary
The Senior Research Librarian provides research and reference to attorneys and staff. This role emphasizes excellent client service cost management and collaboration in knowledge management initiatives. Key Responsibilities- deliver legal and non-legal research reference and document retrieval services.
Qualifications:
3-5 years legal reference and research experience preferable in mid to large law firm or comparable environment.
MLS/MLIS
Strong research skills with the ability to think critically about tools and methodologies conduct cost-effective and efficient searches and clearly communicate findings
Proficient in legal business scientific and general research resources including platforms as Westlaw Practical Law Lexis Bloomberg Law VitalLaw
Knowledge of other tools such as Checkpoint Docket Navigator PitchBooks and others skilled in setting up current awareness and litigation alerts.
Able to work quickly and accurately under pressure and with excellent organizational skills
Strong interpersonal skills/ability to communicate clearly and effectively with attorneys and staff
Maintains expert knowledge of library systems including collections online databases interlibrary loan and document delivery
Responsibilities
Deliver timely expert level research and reference support to attorneys and administrative teams across practice areas
Provide strategic guidance on research approaches source selection and methodology to ensure efficiency and accuracy
Proactively monitor news dockets legislative and regulatory developments and subject specific updates sharing insights with relevant stakeholders
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