Specialized experience is defined as providing legal administrative and case management support to one or more attorneys in civil litigation independently performing a wide range of legal and administrative services in support of discovery, case development, and/or hearing or trial preparation including: managing discovery materials in multiple formats, including receiving, indexing, and organizing incoming discovery and preparing, transmitting, and tracking outgoing discovery productions; conducting factual and noncomplex legal research in legal and non-legal databases in support of investigations and cases; performing case development activities including analyzing discovery and evidentiary materials; assisting attorneys with trial preparation and presentation, including witness coordination, preparation of exhibits, and creation of demonstratives including charts and graphs, and providing courtroom presentation support. Specialized experience is defined as working in a legal environment, performing the following types of duties: providing legal administrative and case management support to one or more attorneys in civil litigation by performing routine civil litigation support assignments in support of discovery, which require a basic knowledge of processing, review, and/or production of commonly found electronically stored information (ESI); assisting attorneys with trial preparation to include items such as subpoenas, trial exhibits, information requests, pleadings, and correspondence; drafting routine legal documents and correspondence such as routine motions, pretrial filings, summonses, or subpoenas; and organizing and managing basic case information.