Jobs at Compass Strategy Solutions, LLC

Review, validate, and enter case data from multiple sources; create and manage case files; prepare reports and correspondence; track case status, resolve inconsistencies, and provide timely status updates in support of DEA asset forfeiture operations.

Support USAO attorneys by reviewing case materials, conducting legal research, preparing exhibits and trial summaries, interviewing witnesses, drafting correspondence and research reports, and assisting with litigation support and document review.

Assist attorneys with case analysis, legal research, document preparation, and pretrial support for the U.S. Attorney's Office, ensuring thorough case management and client communication.

Supervise subordinate supervisors and manage contract execution for USAO offices. Ensure quality control, report operational status, handle personnel management (timesheets, leave, evaluations), assist hiring, and resolve performance issues while maintaining high service standards.

Collect, reconcile, and analyze information from multiple sources to support USAO casework. Maintain case files and databases, prepare reports and documents, track case status, perform word processing, coordinate information requests, and provide timely status updates.

Assists attorneys with legal case preparation, research, document management, and trial support for the DEA's enforcement initiatives.

The Paralegal/Legal Assistant III will support the DEA by managing legal asset forfeiture records, reviewing case materials, preparing legal documents, assisting in investigations, and providing support in pretrial preparations.

The Paralegal/Legal Assistant II role involves assisting attorneys with case material, drafting documents, preparing for trials, and conducting legal research while supporting the DOJ's mission.

The Paralegal/Legal Assistant III supports the DEA by reviewing case material, preparing legal documents, conducting legal research, and assisting attorneys in pretrial preparations and case management.

Provide advanced paralegal support to the U.S. Attorney's Office: investigate qui tam and civil fraud matters, analyze documents and evidence, coordinate productions, conduct research, communicate with witnesses and agencies, assist AUSAs with trial preparation and evidence presentation, maintain case files, and perform related duties including purging closed ACE cases.

Support USAO attorneys by researching and analyzing case materials, preparing pleadings and discovery, organizing files and exhibits, interviewing law enforcement, assisting with probable cause and pretrial preparation, producing reports and trial exhibits, and providing training as needed.

Provide witness management and administrative support for fact witnesses before, during, and after trial. Coordinate travel, lodging, reimbursements, calendars and databases; interface with AUSAs, courts, U.S. Marshals, and other agencies; prepare and submit reimbursement documentation and management reports; maintain files and databases, track hearings and appearances, and perform data entry, analysis, and clerical duties following DOJ and USAO procedures.

Review, validate, and enter case data from multiple sources; create and manage case files; prepare reports, correspondences, and status updates; ensure data accuracy and compliance with deadlines while supporting ATF operations.

Support the US Attorney's Office Financial Litigation Unit by extracting case information from LIONS, PACER, and sentencing documents; create case folders and initial legal correspondence; generate and secure investigative reports (Lexis-Nexis, credit, BOP Sentry); coordinate with prosecutors, investigators, probation officers and court clerks to enforce restitution judgments.

Support USAO attorneys by researching and analyzing case materials, preparing pleadings, organizing discovery and exhibits, interviewing law enforcement, summarizing testimony, producing trial exhibits and documents, and assisting with pretrial and settlement work. Use litigation support tools and databases and provide training as needed while maintaining file organization and high-quality work under pressure.

Manage and supervise contract operations supporting the U.S. Marshals Service: oversee subordinate supervisors, enforce quality control, monitor productivity, handle personnel administration (timesheets, leave, evaluations), provide reports, assist hiring, and support asset forfeiture policy compliance and training.

Support USAO attorneys by reviewing case materials, conducting basic legal research, drafting correspondence, preparing trial exhibits and summaries, interviewing witnesses, organizing evidence and statistical charts, attending pre-trial meetings, and producing deposition/testimony summaries to assist prosecution efforts.

Provide independent paralegal support to the Criminal Division: manage and review documents, perform data searches and summaries, prepare legal pleadings and discovery, assist with interviews and trial preparation, maintain dockets and calendars, produce exhibits, and use MS Office and litigation support tools. Interact with AUSAs and law enforcement, ensure deadlines, and support other DOJ divisions as needed. Requires U.S. citizenship and a multi-year background investigation.

Support DEA attorneys by reviewing and analyzing case materials, conducting legal research, assessing probable cause, preparing pleadings and discovery, organizing files and exhibits, interviewing law enforcement witnesses, producing summaries and trial exhibits from databases, and assisting with pretrial and settlement preparations.

Collects, reconciles, and analyzes information from multiple sources; performs accurate data entry and word processing; maintains physical files and case status; prepares reports, summaries, and replies; coordinates requests for additional information and provides timely status updates to support FBI investigations.