Jobs at Contact Government Services, LLC

Supports a federal litigation team by preparing complex legal documents, conducting legal research, proofreading briefs, filing through CM/ECF, and assisting with trial preparation. Manages electronic discovery databases, processes and produces discovery, bates-stamps and redacts materials, maintains electronic case files, calendars deadlines, and coordinates case-related communications with attorneys, agencies, law enforcement, and defense counsel.

Provides litigation and bankruptcy trial support for a federal agency. Responsibilities include legal research, document and case review, hearing and trial preparation, drafting reports and pleadings, coordinating information requests, maintaining case files and databases, attending court proceedings, and communicating with attorneys, agency officials, court personnel, and other parties.

Provides litigation and administrative support to United States Attorneys, including preparing and filing legal documents, proofreading, subpoena and docket management, trial preparation, case-file organization, calendaring, invoice processing, and courtroom presentation support. The role also handles office support, database and document management, correspondence, and coordination with attorneys, investigators, paralegals, courts, and external parties.

Provides litigation, case management, collections, legal research, document preparation, eDiscovery, filing, trial preparation, scheduling, travel administration, and general administrative support to United States Attorneys. Maintains case files and databases, prepares pleadings and subpoenas, tracks restitution and fines, assists with discovery, and coordinates collection activities. Requires strong legal research, writing, organization, communication, and office technology skills.

Processes and reviews electronic legal instruments for completeness, execution, and regulatory compliance. Supports attorneys, paralegals, and the Litigation Support Unit with records research, case data and evidence processing, discovery productions, and trial or hearing presentations. Compiles statistics, assists with administrative projects, and provides departmental coverage as needed. Requires strong attention to detail, communication skills, and a two-year undergraduate degree or equivalent.

Provides administrative and litigation support for a federal agency, including reviewing and processing legal instruments, researching records, processing case data and evidence, completing discovery productions, preparing trial and hearing presentations, compiling statistics, and supporting attorneys, paralegals, and administrative projects.

Provides litigation and administrative support to United States Attorneys, including drafting and filing legal documents, managing case files, supporting discovery and trial preparation, researching assets, tracking collections, coordinating calendars, and handling correspondence, travel, and document-center duties. The role requires legal research, litigation support, eDiscovery familiarity, strong computer skills, and the ability to deliver accurate work under pressure.

Provides litigation and administrative support to United States Attorneys by managing electronic court filings, case tracking, document discovery, legal research, exhibits, attorney requests, and courtroom assistance.

Provides litigation and administrative support to United States Attorneys, including preparing, proofreading, filing, and organizing legal documents; managing case files, dockets, calendars, deadlines, subpoenas, invoices, and court materials; assisting with trial preparation and courtroom presentations; and supporting attorneys, investigators, and paralegals with office and technology functions.

Processes and reviews electronic legal instruments, verifies completeness and compliance with government procedures, researches records, and supports attorneys, paralegals, and litigation teams. Assists with discovery productions, case evidence processing, trial and hearing presentations, statistical reporting, and administrative projects. Requires strong attention to detail, communication skills, ability to follow directions, and a two-year undergraduate degree or equivalent.

Provides litigation and administrative support to United States Attorneys, including preparing, proofreading, filing, and organizing legal documents; managing case files, dockets, calendars, deadlines, subpoenas, invoices, and court materials; assisting with trial preparation and courtroom presentations; supporting attorneys, investigators, and paralegals; and using office and litigation-support software.

Source, screen, and manage candidates for government contract roles; maintain ATS records; create job postings; conduct phone screenings; support candidates through interview and security-clearance documentation; prepare candidate summaries for hiring managers and ensure a positive candidate experience.

Conduct Relativity-based legal document reviews for a federal client under the supervision of a managing attorney. This is a full-time, long-term remote W2 position requiring location near the Washington, DC metropolitan area. The role supports ongoing eDiscovery cases and may involve obtaining a Public Trust security clearance.

The Courtroom Presentation Specialist provides litigation support, develops graphic exhibits, advises attorneys, operates presentation systems, and coordinates remote trials.

The ALS Lab Manager oversees lab data processing services, ensuring compliance with ESI specifications, managing a team, and consulting with attorneys on best practices in eDiscovery.

Review legal documents in Hindi, ensuring compliance through privilege and responsiveness review, redactions, and utilizing electronic document review technology.

The Contracts Manager will oversee and negotiate contracts, ensuring compliance and optimizing terms throughout the contract lifecycle while engaging with various teams and stakeholders.

The IT Systems Architect will lead teams to transform business requirements into functional applications, mentor developers, and manage software deliverables in an Agile environment.

This role involves reviewing legal documents to assess privilege and responsiveness, using document review technologies, and requires bar admission in a U.S. jurisdiction.

The role involves conducting OSINT collection, creating collection plans, drafting intelligence reports, and supporting intelligence operations for special projects.