Jobs at Compass Strategy Solutions, LLC

Performs financial database quality control, reconciliation, accounting compliance reviews, financial statement analysis, audit and certification program evaluations, and budget request preparation in support of ATF law enforcement operations. The role identifies improper or illegal expenditures, recommends corrective actions, and ensures adherence to federal laws, regulations, government accounting practices, and OMB guidance.

Reviews, validates, and enters case data from legal and non-legal sources supporting DEA asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations. The role maintains case files, resolves discrepancies, tracks deadlines, requests additional information, prepares reports and correspondence, and provides status updates. Strong attention to detail, data-entry accuracy, document interpretation, communication, and workload management are required. U.S. citizenship and a seven- or ten-year background investigation are required.

Reviews, validates, organizes, and enters case data from legal and non-legal sources supporting the U.S. Attorney’s Office Asset Forfeiture Section. Maintains case files and databases, resolves inconsistencies, tracks deadlines, requests additional information, and prepares accurate reports, correspondence, summaries, and status updates. Requires strong attention to detail, communication, document analysis, workload management, and Microsoft Office skills.

Reviews, validates, and enters information from legal and other sources into case files, databases, and spreadsheets supporting FBI asset forfeiture and law enforcement activities. The role resolves data inconsistencies, tracks case status and deadlines, manages information requests, prepares reports and correspondence, and provides accurate updates while maintaining strict attention to detail and confidentiality.

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.

Provides administrative support to the United States Attorney, including scheduling, meeting coordination, research, report preparation, editing, records management, visitor and call screening, and follow-up tracking. Supports community, media, and law enforcement relations through outreach coordination, clerical assistance, and travel throughout the district. The role also requires data entry, database retrieval, spreadsheet manipulation, and preparation of management reports.

Supports the United States Attorney’s Office by coordinating fact witnesses before, during, and after court proceedings. Responsibilities include arranging travel and lodging, managing witness communications and files, preparing reimbursement vouchers, reconciling government travel accounts, tracking appearances, coordinating with courts and law-enforcement partners, and providing courtroom orientation. The role also prepares correspondence and recurring legal documents while maintaining databases and calendars in compliance with Department of Justice procedures.

Supports ATF attorneys with federal forfeiture cases by researching laws and facts, evaluating probable cause, preparing discovery and legal pleadings, organizing case files, managing witnesses, summarizing proceedings, and creating reports and trial exhibits. The role requires legal research, litigation support, strong writing and organization, database and Microsoft Office proficiency, and collaboration with law enforcement personnel. U.S. citizenship and a seven- or ten-year background investigation are required.

Supports attorneys in the Money Laundering, Narcotics and Forfeiture Section by reviewing case materials, conducting legal and factual research, preparing correspondence and reports, organizing trial exhibits, interviewing witnesses, verifying citations, attending pre-trial meetings, and summarizing testimony and depositions. The role requires strong legal writing, organization, communication, litigation support, software proficiency, and the ability to work under pressure.

Supports the United States Attorney’s Office Asset Forfeiture Section by collecting, analyzing, reconciling, entering, and organizing case information. Maintains physical and electronic files, tracks deadlines and case status, coordinates information requests, prepares accurate reports and legal documents, performs case-related word processing, and provides timely updates. The role requires strong attention to detail, organization, communication, data-entry accuracy, Microsoft Office proficiency, and eligibility for a lengthy background investigation.

Supports ATF attorneys with federal forfeiture cases by reviewing investigative materials, evaluating probable cause, conducting legal research, interviewing law enforcement personnel, preparing discovery and pleadings, organizing exhibits, managing case files and witnesses, and developing trial exhibits and reports. The role also assists with settlements, summarizes legal proceedings, provides training, and performs litigation support using databases and office software.

Supervises records examiners and analysts supporting the DEA’s asset forfeiture mission. Reviews and analyzes information, conducts legal and factual research, manages case files and exhibits, establishes quality-control procedures, tracks workflow, prepares reports, and coordinates with stakeholders. Oversees employee productivity, leave, evaluations, timesheets, expenses, coaching, and performance issues while ensuring timely, high-quality contract deliverables.

Supports U.S. Attorney’s Office asset forfeiture cases by reviewing and analyzing case materials, conducting legal and public-record research, preparing reports and correspondence, organizing trial exhibits, interviewing witnesses, verifying legal citations, attending pre-trial meetings, and summarizing testimony and depositions. The role requires strong legal writing, communication, organization, research, teamwork, and performance under pressure.

Collects, analyzes, reconciles, and organizes information from multiple sources for ATF asset forfeiture case support. Responsibilities include accurate data entry, maintaining physical and electronic files, tracking case deadlines, requesting additional information, preparing reports and correspondence, processing documents, and providing timely status updates. The role requires strong attention to detail, organization, communication, Microsoft Office proficiency, and U.S. citizenship with a 7- or 10-year background investigation.

Supports USAO attorneys with legal research, case-material review, citation verification, trial preparation, witness interviews, public-record investigations, exhibit organization, and testimony summaries. The role also drafts correspondence and reports, identifies missing case documentation, and assists with criminal and civil asset-forfeiture matters. Requires strong legal writing, organization, communication, teamwork, and the ability to work under pressure.

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.

Collects, analyzes, reconciles, and organizes information from multiple sources for DEA asset forfeiture casework. Enters and maintains data in databases, documents, and spreadsheets; manages physical case files and deadlines; coordinates information requests; prepares accurate reports, summaries, and responses; performs case-related word processing; and provides timely status updates.

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.

Supports federal asset forfeiture litigation for the U.S. Attorney’s Office by reviewing investigative reports, evaluating cases, researching law, preparing pleadings and briefs, organizing discovery and trial exhibits, interviewing witnesses, assisting with settlements, and supporting attorneys during pretrial and court proceedings. May train or supervise other paralegals and must work effectively under pressure.

Reviews, validates, organizes, and enters information from legal and non-legal sources in support of FBI asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations. Maintains case files and databases, resolves data inconsistencies, tracks deadlines, requests additional information, and prepares accurate reports, summaries, correspondence, and status updates. The role requires strong analytical, documentation, communication, project management, and Microsoft Office skills, along with U.S. citizenship and background-investigation eligibility.