Jobs at Compass Strategy Solutions, LLC

As a Records Examiner/Analyst, you will review data for accuracy, manage case files, prepare documents, and ensure compliance with deadlines while contributing to the mission of the U.S. Attorney's Office.

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.

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.

Review, validate, and enter case data from multiple sources; create and manage case files; prepare reports and correspondence; ensure accuracy, meet deadlines, and support US Marshals Service asset forfeiture mission.

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.

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.

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.

Support FBI mission by collecting, analyzing, reconciling, and entering information from multiple sources; maintain case files, prepare reports and documents, track case status, coordinate information requests, and provide timely status updates.

Support USAO attorneys by reviewing and analyzing case materials, preparing legal research and citations, drafting correspondence and reports, organizing trial exhibits and evidence, interviewing witnesses, summarizing testimony and depositions, and performing factual and records research to prepare cases. Assist with pre-trial preparations and other assigned duties in a high-pressure, team-oriented government legal environment.

Supervise and manage records examination staff supporting DEA asset forfeiture operations. Review and analyze multi-source data, develop procedures and tracking systems, ensure quality and timeliness, conduct complex research, produce reports, and manage personnel actions and performance in accordance with contract requirements.

Provide paralegal support to the USAO: review and analyze case materials, draft correspondence and reports, conduct legal research, organize exhibits and trial materials, interview witnesses, prepare testimony summaries, and assist attorneys with pre-trial and trial tasks.

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.

Support the USAO by gathering, analyzing, reconciling, and entering case information into databases; maintain physical files; track case status and deadlines; prepare documents, reports, and summaries; perform word processing and provide timely status updates.

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 for the U.S. Attorney's Office. Create and manage case files, resolve inconsistencies, prepare reports and correspondence, track deadlines, respond to information requests, and provide status updates while supporting investigative and legal processes.

Review, evaluate, and validate case data from multiple sources; create and manage case files; perform accurate data entry; prepare reports and correspondence; track case status and requests; provide timely status updates and support ATF mission requirements.

Provide advanced paralegal support to FBI attorneys: review and analyze case materials, conduct legal research, evaluate probable cause, prepare pleadings and discovery, interview agents, organize files and exhibits, produce reports and trial exhibits, and assist with pretrial and settlement preparation.