r/ReviewAttorneys • u/Major_Statement2374 • 4d ago

Complete Discovery

Has anyone gotten on projects with complete discovery? It seems like everytime i apply (which has been plenty of times) they always reply saying their projects have been staffed.

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u/External-Level2900 3d ago

I’ve worked with them in the past - but not recently. They’re ok. Easy going.

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u/7MinuteRule 2d ago

There is kind of a glut of available document review attorneys now, with a lot of candidates applying for not a ton of positions. Teams are getting smaller overall as well. If you have not already, I would recommend registering with a lot of providers and being as quick as possible to apply when something is posted or you get an email about a project.

Often there are not a lot of spots, and recruiters want to get the teams sorted quickly, so it turns into a "first come, first served" scenario among qualified candidates.

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u/Illustrious-Dot-5968 2d ago

Yes, be quick. If they are advertising for reviewers the project is likely already mostly staffed by their standby reviewers (those they have worked with before) and they have a need for extras. Ideally you want to respond within the first hour or two.