Jobs at FSA Federal

Analyzes financial records from criminal investigations to trace funds, identify assets, and determine proceeds eligible for forfeiture. Supports prosecutors by developing forfeiture theories and preparing financial evidence, exhibits, charts, and abstracts for court proceedings. Requires strong organization, communication, teamwork, multitasking, and the ability to work independently under pressure.

Reviews, validates, and enters case data from legal and non-legal sources; manages case files, deadlines, information requests, and database records. Prepares accurate reports, summaries, correspondence, and status updates while supporting DEA asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations. Requires strong document analysis, data-entry, communication, workload management, and Microsoft Office skills.

Supports DEA attorneys in federal asset forfeiture cases by reviewing investigative and legal materials, researching laws and public records, evaluating probable cause, preparing discovery and pleadings, organizing exhibits and case files, summarizing proceedings, supporting settlements and trials, and creating reports and exhibits. The role also involves interviewing law enforcement personnel, managing witnesses, training staff, and using litigation-support databases and Microsoft Office tools.

Supports U.S. Attorney’s Office litigation by reviewing and analyzing case materials, conducting legal and factual research, preparing reports and correspondence, verifying citations, organizing trial exhibits, interviewing witnesses, summarizing testimony, and assisting with pretrial and trial preparation. The role requires strong legal writing, organization, communication, research, and litigation support skills, along with U.S. citizenship and a lengthy background investigation.

Supports attorneys in federal asset forfeiture cases by researching laws and facts, evaluating probable cause, organizing discovery, preparing pleadings and trial materials, managing evidence and witnesses, summarizing proceedings, and developing reports and exhibits. The role also involves interviewing law enforcement personnel, assisting with settlements, maintaining case files, and training staff. U.S. citizenship and a 7- or 10-year background investigation are required.

Supports U.S. Attorney’s Office litigation by reviewing case materials, conducting legal and factual research, preparing reports and correspondence, organizing trial exhibits, interviewing witnesses, verifying citations, and summarizing testimony and depositions. The role also assists with pretrial preparation, public-record searches, document review, and case organization while maintaining accuracy and professionalism under pressure.

Reviews, validates, and enters case data from multiple sources; resolves inconsistencies; maintains case files and status records; prepares reports, summaries, correspondence, and responses; manages information requests and deadlines; and supports DEA asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations.

Coordinates federal fact-witness support for the U.S. Attorney’s Office, including witness communications, court appearances, travel and lodging, reimbursements, documentation, scheduling, databases, and liaison activities with prosecutors, courts, and law-enforcement partners. Maintains witness files, prepares correspondence and reports, supports courtroom orientation, and ensures compliance with Department of Justice and USAO procedures.

Reviews, validates, and enters case data from multiple sources; resolves inconsistencies, maintains case files and status tracking, prepares reports and correspondence, manages information requests, and supports DEA asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations.

Collects, analyzes, reconciles, and enters case-related information into databases, documents, and spreadsheets for the United States Attorney’s Office. Maintains physical files, tracks case status and deadlines, coordinates information requests, prepares reports and correspondence, performs case-related word processing, and provides timely updates while supporting asset forfeiture and law enforcement activities.

Reviews, validates, enters, and analyzes information from multiple sources to support DEA asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations. Maintains case files and data systems, resolves inconsistencies, tracks deadlines, prepares reports and correspondence, responds to information requests, and provides accurate status updates. The role requires strong document interpretation, data entry, workload management, communication, attention to detail, Microsoft Office proficiency, U.S. citizenship, and completion of a 7- or 10-year background investigation.

Supports USAO asset forfeiture litigation by reviewing case materials, conducting legal research, preparing reports and correspondence, organizing trial exhibits, summarizing testimony, interviewing witnesses, verifying citations, maintaining case information, and assisting attorneys with trial preparation and administrative case support.

Reviews, validates, and enters information from multiple sources into databases and case files supporting DEA asset forfeiture investigations. The role resolves data inconsistencies, tracks case status and deadlines, manages information requests, and prepares accurate reports, correspondence, summaries, and responses. Candidates must demonstrate strong document analysis, data entry, communication, workload management, attention to detail, Microsoft Office proficiency, and customer service skills. U.S. citizenship and a seven- or ten-year background investigation are required.

Reviews, validates, and enters case data from legal and non-legal sources supporting DEA asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations. Maintains case files, resolves inconsistencies, tracks deadlines, fulfills information requests, and prepares accurate reports, summaries, correspondence, and status updates using Microsoft Office. Requires strong document analysis, data-entry accuracy, communication, workload management, and attention to detail.

Supports federal criminal litigation for the U.S. Attorney’s Office by preparing complex legal documents, indictments, warrants, subpoenas, motions, and briefs. Assists attorneys with trial notebooks, exhibits, jury instructions, citations, case files, docketing, scheduling, courtroom presentations, and victim/witness coordination. Performs legal research, document formatting, database and records management, administrative support, travel arrangements, and litigation expense tracking. Requires strong legal research, communication, organizational, and software skills.

Supports the U.S. Attorney’s Office by tracing and analyzing financial records, identifying criminal proceeds and forfeitable assets, and assisting prosecutors with forfeiture theories, financial evidence, exhibits, charts, and court preparation. The role requires strong accounting or finance expertise, organizational skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, communication abilities, and the capacity to work independently under pressure. U.S. citizenship and a 7- or 10-year background investigation are required.

Reviews and validates records, case files, and data supporting the U.S. Marshals Service asset forfeiture program. The role enters and reconciles information across databases, tracks case status and deadlines, requests missing information, and prepares accurate reports, correspondence, summaries, and updates from legal and non-legal documents.

Reviews, validates, and enters case data from multiple sources; resolves inconsistencies; manages case files and deadlines; prepares reports, correspondence, summaries, and status updates; and responds to information requests while supporting the U.S. Marshals Service law enforcement mission.

Supports DEA diversion litigation and law enforcement initiatives through advanced legal research, writing, investigative report review, factual and evidentiary analysis, legal memoranda, motions, briefs, correspondence, legislative comments, reports, and training materials. The role also reviews paralegal and clerk work, coordinates with support components, and requires handling sophisticated legal matters with minimal supervision.

Supports the U.S. Attorney’s Office by managing fact witnesses before, during, and after court proceedings. Responsibilities include coordinating witness travel and lodging, preparing reimbursement vouchers, maintaining files and databases, tracking court appearances, communicating with witnesses and justice-system counterparts, arranging courtroom support, and preparing correspondence and legal documents in accordance with Department of Justice procedures.