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Altorney
Legal Services
Baltimore, Maryland 945 followers
The Alternative to Traditional Document Review Staffing for Contract Attorneys and Document Review Managers
About us
Altorney’s mission is to change the world of document review. The gig economy has brought new expectations for how contractors expect to find their next project and how they want to be compensated, and document review is no different. Altorney is a provider agnostic platform providing a single source for the recruitment and management of document review attorneys and other qualified reviewers. We connect corporations, law firms, government agencies, and ALSPs with experienced contract reviewers in a self-service marketplace that enables transparent tracking of billable time. The Altorney platform reduces overall costs with savings and advantages passed on to both the clients and reviewers, giving the reviewer community more control of their careers.
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- Legal Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Baltimore, Maryland
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2021
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Valuable perspectives from Rachi Messing on supporting mental health in legal document review, featured on Doug Austin's eDiscovery Today. Read here: https://lnkd.in/gf4ZVtEi
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Great insight from Rachi Messing!
Just finished reading The Mind-Budget Connection™ paper on eDiscovery practices that hits on several critical issues our industry needs to address. While the entire paper deserves attention, one point particularly resonates with me: the challenge of unpaid downtime for document reviewers. Here's a scenario we see far too often: Review teams commit exclusively to a project, turning down other opportunities, only to face delays on day one or mid-project and are told to "stay on call." While some delays are unavoidable, many stem from poor project management, or worse from a total disregard and disinterest about those who will be impacted. And where is the impact? It's disproportionately felt by document reviewers – often the lowest-paid professionals in the process – who lose valuable billable hours. My proposed solution for fair compensation: - Minimum 6-hour daily compensation for full days of idle time - Compensation for partial days when downtime exceeds 2 hours - All downtime hours billed to clients at the reviewer pay rate with no markup This isn't about increasing provider profits by having even more hours to bill; it's about ensuring fair compensation for professionals who commit their time and expertise. This change requires industry-wide commitment. When we value our review teams' time appropriately, we not only support our colleagues but also incentivize better project planning. What are your thoughts on implementing guaranteed minimum downtime compensation for review teams? Thanks again to the great team that put together this paper (Kevin F. Brady, Christine Payne, Jill Rorem (Elden), Michelle Six, Adam Wells, Chad Riley, Stacy Sampeck) and of course EDRM - Electronic Discovery Reference Model. #eDiscovery #LegalOps #DocumentReview #FairCompensationForAll #EDRM https://lnkd.in/dMRf2i6r
Changing the eDiscovery Burnout Blueprint: Practical Solutions to Address Failing Mental Wellness in the eDiscovery Industry
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With Altorney Manage, you can seamlessly oversee your internal team and Altorney-hired document reviewers, putting you in control. Set budgets, assign tasks, and elevate your workflow to new heights. Unlike staffing agencies, after inputting your case information we grant you the power and flexibility to control a budget that works for you and your project. Schedule a demo with us to learn more and feel free to reach out with any questions.
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eDJ Brief: ALTorney at Relativity FestIn 2 short years, brothers Rachi and Shimmy Messing have changed the contract reviewer market with their ALTorney platform. This realization hit me while I was drafting an RFP for a global corporate managed service contract.
eDJ Brief: ALTorney at Relativity Fest
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Relativity Fest has wrapped up, and we were thrilled to be part of this amazing event! Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth to learn how Altorney is redefining document review. We had great conversations about how we can help streamline review processes, solve staffing challenges, and provide transparency throughout projects. Also, a huge thank you to everyone who participated in our "Countdown to Relativity Fest" interview series. We created a highlight reel of the series in the video below, and can't wait to see everyone at next year's fest! cc: Cristin Traylor, Andrew Peck, Sarah Thompson, CEDS, Benjamin Sexton, William Wallace Belt Jr., Esq., CIPP/US/E CIPM, Lynn Tubalinal, Tom Palladino, Jeanne Somma, Maureen Holland, Lashay Parker, Jerry Bui, Deeanna Fleener, Ari Kaplan, Jenna Rooney, Meribeth Banaschik, Steve Ankenbrandt, Gina O'Neill, Chris Brown
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I create content that connects companies to their clients and customers, cultivates community, and is the catalyst for conversations on change. I serve as a legal industry analyst, speaker, ghostwriter, and podcast host.
I was fortunate to speak with these industry leaders at Relativity Fest 2024 for this #ReinventingProfessionals #Mixtape: ⭐ Cristina Rossman, Chief Marketing Officer, Relativity ⭐ Kim Bookout, Director of Solution Consulting, Opus 2 ⭐ David York, Chief Client Officer, TCDI ⭐ Doug Mazlish, SVP of Strategic Alliances and Business Operations, Epiq ⭐ Shimmy Messing, Co-Founder, Altorney ⭐ Raymond Biederman, CEO, Proteus Discovery Group ⭐ Mark H. Ettinger, MBA, VP, Linguistic Systems, Inc. You can listen to the full episode using the link in the comments. cc Mia McGee David Horrigan Ginny Gonzalez Susana Branum Ryan Short Rachi Messing Candice Russell
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Calling all puzzle lovers! Stop by the Altorney Booth at Relativity Fest to challenge yourself with your favorite NYT games—with a legal tech twist! Try your hand at Wordle, Connections, and the Mini Crossword—and win awesome prizes while you're at it! 🏆 Plus, discover Altorney's new features and learn how we can revolutionize your document review process. Let’s connect, play, and learn together! See you there!
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We're going out with a bang! #relativityfest kicks off in less than an hour, and we’re closing our #CountdownToFest with none other than Chris Brown, Chief Product Officer at Relativity Chris is ready to share all the exciting innovations coming from Relativity this year. We couldn’t have asked for a better guest to cap off this incredible journey. A HUGE thank you to all of our amazing Countdown guests this year—we loved hearing from each of you! Now, it’s time for the main event. Let’s make this Relativity Fest the best one yet!