Additionally, Analysts are strongly encouraged to participate in projects in other sections when the need arises. With such a wide range of potential experiences available, the program attracts candidates with varied career goals. After completing the program, former Analysts have pursued graduate studies in law, education, public policy, English, business and medicine as well as employment opportunities in journalism, consulting, public relations, and other industries. The Skills Project Analysts utilize a broad range of skills to meet the needs of the firm and its clients. They research legal and factual issues, review and analyze documents, organize data, draft reports and produce computer presentations.
Analysts also conduct financial analyses, track regulatory activity and monitor industry trends.
They create and maintain databases to facilitate communication between Mintz Levin and the business community, non-profit organizations, health care providers, and federal, state and local government officials. Analysts are often responsible for implementing other cutting-edge legal support and presentation applications as they are introduced to the firm. The Projects Litigation Project Analysts assist in all aspects of the litigation process, from discovery through trial preparation to the courtroom experience. In the past, Analysts have researched and analyzed polling data for jury selection, performed detailed statistical analyses and worked with clients to monitor stock activity and securities trading records. Analysts also have drafted questions to ask expert witnesses and legal memorandums, contributed to the development of legal strategies, researched the factual background of cases and prepared documents, graphs and charts for use in court.