Jobs at Compass Strategy Solutions, LLC

Support USAO attorneys by organizing and tracking documents, performing searches and legal research, drafting correspondence and proposed orders, scanning case materials into databases, maintaining calendars, and assisting the ACE unit with interagency coordination.

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.

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.

Reviews, validates, enters, and manages law-enforcement case data and files supporting the DEA Asset Forfeiture Program. Resolves data inconsistencies, tracks deadlines, requests additional information, prepares reports and correspondence, and provides accurate status updates. The role requires careful analysis of legal and non-legal documents, strong data-entry accuracy, workload management, communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Supports United States Attorney’s Office attorneys by reviewing case materials, conducting legal research, preparing reports and correspondence, organizing trial exhibits, interviewing witnesses, verifying citations, reviewing case files, and summarizing testimony. The role requires strong legal writing, organization, communication, research, litigation support, and Microsoft Office skills. Candidates must have a paralegal certificate or at least two years of related law office or government experience, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility for a 7- or 10-year background investigation.

Reviews, validates, and enters case data from legal and non-legal sources; resolves inconsistencies; creates and manages case files; tracks deadlines; requests additional information; and prepares accurate reports, correspondence, summaries, and status updates supporting DEA asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations.

Supports DEA forfeiture cases by reviewing investigative materials, assessing probable cause, conducting legal research, preparing pleadings and discovery, organizing case files, interviewing law enforcement personnel, managing witnesses, and developing trial exhibits. The role also assists with settlements, summarizes proceedings, prepares reports, trains personnel, and provides general litigation support under pressure.

Reviews, validates, and enters information from multiple sources; resolves inconsistencies; maintains case files and database records; tracks deadlines; prepares reports, correspondence, summaries, and status updates; and supports DEA investigations involving asset forfeiture and criminal organizations.

Collects, analyzes, reconciles, and enters information from multiple sources; maintains case files and database records; tracks deadlines; coordinates information requests; prepares accurate documents, reports, summaries, and status updates; and performs legal case-related word processing for the U.S. Attorney’s Office Asset Forfeiture Section.

Reviews, validates, and enters information from multiple sources into databases, documents, and spreadsheets. Maintains case files, tracks deadlines, resolves inconsistencies, manages information requests, and prepares accurate reports, summaries, correspondence, and status updates supporting DEA asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations.

Reviews, validates, and enters law-enforcement case data; maintains case files and databases; tracks deadlines; resolves inconsistencies; manages information requests; and prepares accurate reports, summaries, correspondence, and status updates supporting the DEA Asset Forfeiture Program.

Reviews, validates, and enters case data from legal and non-legal sources in support of DEA asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations. Maintains case files and databases, resolves discrepancies, tracks deadlines, requests missing information, and prepares accurate reports, summaries, correspondence, and status updates. Requires strong document analysis, data entry, communication, workload management, and Microsoft Office skills.

Reviews, validates, and enters case data from legal and non-legal sources supporting the U.S. Marshals Service asset forfeiture program. Maintains case files, tracks deadlines, resolves inconsistencies, manages information requests, and prepares accurate reports, correspondence, summaries, and status updates. Requires strong data-entry, document-analysis, communication, workload-management, and Microsoft Office skills, along with law enforcement or asset forfeiture experience.

Reviews, validates, enters, and manages case data and files supporting the U.S. Marshals Service. The role resolves inconsistencies, tracks deadlines, prepares reports and correspondence, responds to information requests, and provides accurate status updates. Candidates need strong document analysis, data-entry, communication, workload-management, and Microsoft Office skills, along with law enforcement-related experience or relevant education. U.S. citizenship and a 7- or 10-year background investigation are required.

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.

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.

Support FBI asset-forfeiture and investigative efforts by reviewing, validating, and entering case data from multiple sources; create and manage case files, prepare reports and correspondence, track deadlines, and provide timely status updates while ensuring accuracy and compliance.

Review, validate, and enter case data from multiple sources to support FBI asset forfeiture investigations. Create and manage case files, prepare reports and correspondence, track file status, resolve inconsistencies, and provide timely status updates while working in a team environment.

Review, validate, and enter case data from multiple sources; create and manage case files; prepare reports and correspondence; track case status and deadlines; request additional information; provide accurate status updates and support FBI asset-forfeiture investigations.

Review, validate, and enter case data from multiple sources; create and manage case files; prepare reports and correspondence; track case status and deadlines; request additional information as needed; provide timely status updates and support FBI asset-forfeiture operations.