Litigation Case Manager

Gibson Dunn is a leading global law firm, advising clients on significant transactions and disputes. Our exceptional teams craft and deploy creative legal strategies that are meticulously tailored to every matter, however complex or high-stakes. The Firm’s work is distinguished by a unique combination of precision and vision.

Based in New York, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, or San Francisco, the Litigation Case Manager – Antitrust  will lead large, complex antitrust litigations, investigations, and regulatory matters for one of the Firm’s largest clients. This role is essential to supporting the Antitrust team, including responsibility for FTC and DOJ matters, Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR) premerger filings, and high-stakes litigation through trial. The individual must be effective in client-facing situations and comfortable managing multiple workstreams in a fast-paced environment.

This role reports to the Associate Director of Paralegal Services and the Manager, Paralegal Services.

Responsibilities include:

• Performing all elements of litigation and antitrust case management, including file management, discovery, investigations, and trial activities.

• Overseeing and managing a sizable caseload of matters, ensuring all court, FTC, and DOJ deadlines and milestones are met.

• Assisting attorneys with preparation, submission, and tracking of Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR) premerger filings with the Federal Trade Commission and U.S. Department of Justice.

• Tracking the status of antitrust filings, waiting periods, and expected clearance dates.

• Supporting complex antitrust investigations and second requests, including document collection, review, production, and privilege logs.

• Implementing and maintaining case calendaring systems to track filings, discovery, and regulatory deadlines.

• Preparing court and agency filings, including proofreading, cite-checking, and compiling declarations, exhibits, appendices, and tables of authorities.

• Conducting factual and legal research and organizing findings for attorney review.

• Coordinating information sharing across multinational competition and merger-control filings.

• Managing communications and document transmission with outside counsel, co-counsel, economists, and experts.

• Utilizing existing systems and developing new processes to organize, collect, store, and retrieve large volumes of paper and electronic case materials.