ELORIS SNYDER
**** **** ****** **. #***, Houston, Texas 77027 • 786-***-****• ************@*****.***
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Advanced Discovery, Washington, District of Columbia and Houston, Texas
National Director of Recruiting for Managed Review, July 2013 to December 2013
• Performed full cycle recruitment duties, as well as the management of all hiring and performance related
issues, including employment authorization verification, enrollment in benefits, addressing workplace
and personnel concerns, performance evaluations and feedback, as well as the releasing of temporary
employees.
• Sourced candidates by utilizing internal candidate database, online search engines, and job postings.
• Interviewed qualified candidates on an ongoing basis, and then submitted them to client hiring manager
for appropriate job matters.
• Addressed any concerns raised by candidates, clients, and/or internal team members with open and
direct communication.
• Supervised on-site administrative personnel and temporary attorneys to ensure a successful, professional
work environment is maintained.
Hudson Legal, Washington, District of Columbia
Recruiter and Business Development Associate, December 2011 to May 2013
• Met the eDiscovery staffing needs of clients by providing qualified candidates on a quick turnaround
basis.
• Provided full cycle recruitment services in a high-volume agency focused on temporary attorney
placement.
• Served as a liaison between the attorney candidates, Project Management, and law firm clients.
• Provided a seamless staffing experience for outside counsel in litigation and investigative matters that
had intense deadlines, massive amounts of data, and varied production requirements.
• Consulted with clients regarding best eDiscovery solutions to meet their needs for investigative and
litigation matters.
• Provided guidance and support for discovery databases and review platforms.
Various Law Firms, Washington, District of Columbia
eDiscovery Attorney, June 2013 to August 2013
• Reviewed and analyzed Spanish language documents in furtherance of a large scale Foreign Corrupt
Projects Act investigation.
• Assisted in quality control measures and the creation of a privilege log on behalf of a large
pharmaceutical company for an ongoing Hatch-Waxman matter.
• Utilized Relativity database to search, sort, and code documents in accordance with protocol
Hudson Legal, Washington, District of Columbia
eDiscovery Attorney, August 2011 to December 2011
• Conducted first and second-level review of electronically stored information for investigative matters.
• Analyzed content of documents to determine responsiveness and/or privilege.
• Matters involved a Federal Department of Justice anti-trust investigation and an investigation of a
pharmaceutical company by a federal agency for allegations of kickbacks and off-label promotions.
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• Utilized Relativity and Concordance databases.
Ayuda, Sterling, Virginia
Miami Law Legal Corps Fellow, February 2011 to August 2011
• Provided immigration services to low-income clients in their Violence Against Women Act, U Visa, or
family-based petitions.
• Conducted client interviews (mostly in Spanish), identified and collected necessary evidence, and
compiled complete applications to be sent to relevant government agency.
EDUCATION
University of Miami School of Law, Coral Gables, Florida
Juris Doctor, cum laude, May 2010
Honors: Dean’s Merit Scholar (tuition scholarship)
Activities: Litigation Skills Participant (semester long course based on NITA curriculum); Treasurer -
International Moot Court Board; Participant - Jessup International Moot Court Competition;
International Law Society; International Law Lecture Series
Florida International University, Miami, Florida
Bachelor of Arts in International Relations, December 2006
Certificates: European Studies; Women’s Studies
Honors: Dean’s List (four semesters); Outstanding Delegation Awards during Model United Nations
Conferences (two years); Outstanding Position Papers for National Model United Nations
Conference
Activities: Head Delegate and Competitor on Model United Nations Team; Judicial Board of Student
Government; Study abroad programs in Florence, Italy (Istituto Italiano) and Czech Republic
(Charles University)
LAW PRACTICE ADMISSIONS
New York and District of Columbia
LANGUAGE SKILLS AND VOLUNTEER WORK
Professional Spanish (received Certificate of Advanced Spanish in Bariloche, Argentina)
Provides pro bono legal representation for indigent clients in their immigration or civil protective order petitions
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