Jobs at FSA Federal

Provide paralegal support to Assistant U.S. Attorneys in the Affirmative Civil Enforcement Unit: draft and format pleadings, e-file documents, compile trial notebooks, verify citations, manage dockets and calendars, handle discovery and case files, produce courtroom exhibits, and perform ancillary office and administrative tasks.

Review, evaluate, and validate information from multiple sources to create and maintain case/project files for FBI asset forfeiture matters. Perform accurate data entry, prepare reports and correspondence, track case status, manage information requests, and ensure compliance with deadlines. Provide timely status updates and support team operations.

Support USAO attorneys by researching and analyzing case materials, preparing pleadings, organizing discovery, interviewing law enforcement, preparing summaries and trial exhibits, and managing files. Provide litigation support using automated tools, assist in pretrial and settlement preparation, and train other personnel as needed while maintaining professionalism under pressure.

Review, validate, and enter case data from multiple sources; create and manage case files; prepare reports and correspondence; track case status and deadlines; respond to information requests and provide timely status updates in support of DEA asset forfeiture operations.

Support USAO attorneys by researching and analyzing case materials, preparing pleadings and discovery, managing files and witnesses, summarizing testimony, using litigation databases and tools, and assisting with pretrial and settlement work in federal forfeiture matters.

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

Support USAO prosecutors by investigating civil and qui tam fraud matters, analyzing documents and records, conducting research and witness locates, coordinating evidence handling and litigation technology, preparing demonstratives, and communicating with witnesses and agencies. Maintain case files and ensure evidence preservation; supervise paralegal tasks and deliver high-quality work under pressure.

Support the U.S. Marshals Service by reconciling financial databases, ensuring compliance with federal accounting laws and OMB guidance, reviewing financial statements, evaluating audit operations, drafting budget requests, and performing meticulous data entry and other assigned duties.

Support DEA missions by collecting, reconciling, and entering information from multiple sources; maintain case files; prepare reports and documents; provide status updates and coordinate requests to ensure accuracy and deadlines.

Review, validate, and enter case data from multiple sources; create and manage case files; verify completeness and compliance with deadlines; prepare reports, correspondence, and status updates; support asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations; perform related administrative duties.

Supervise subordinate supervisors supporting the U.S. Marshals Service: manage contract execution, quality control, reporting, staffing, timesheet and leave approvals, performance management, recruiting, training coordination, and workflow improvements to ensure compliance with asset forfeiture procedures and high-quality customer service.

Provide auditing and financial analysis for bankruptcy cases and trustees supporting the US Trustee Program. Examine corporate structures, review trustee audits and accounting statements, assess feasibility of debtors' operating plans, and produce reports and recommendations for government officials. Perform related investigative, research, and legal support tasks as directed.

Support the U.S. Trustee Program by auditing and analyzing bankruptcy cases and trustee accounts. Review corporate structures, financial documents, and trustee audits for accuracy and compliance. Assist counsel with case analysis, ensure trustee bond and accounting requirements, prepare reports, and perform investigative, research, and other business-related tasks as assigned.

Examine debtor corporate structures and financial documents, review trustee audits and accounting statements, perform financial and investigative analyses for bankruptcy cases, and prepare reports and recommendations for the US Trustee or designee.

Perform financial and accounting analyses of bankruptcy cases and trustee operations for the U.S. Trustee Program, reviewing corporate structures, trustee audits and accounting statements, assessing debtor viability, supporting counsel with technical reviews, preparing reports, and recommending corrective actions to government officials.

Support USAO attorneys by reviewing and analyzing case material, conducting legal research, preparing pleadings and discovery, managing files and exhibits, interviewing witnesses and agents, and producing reports, summaries, and trial exhibits. Provide litigation support and train staff as needed.

Collect, reconcile, and analyze information from multiple sources; perform accurate data entry and word processing; maintain case files; track case status and deadlines; prepare reports, summaries, and responses; coordinate information requests; provide timely status updates and support USAO asset forfeiture work.

Review, evaluate, and validate multi-source data for FBI asset forfeiture cases; create and maintain case files and reports; perform accurate data entry, prepare correspondence, manage requests for information, track case status, and provide timely status updates while supporting team operations.

Review, evaluate, and validate data from multiple sources; create and maintain case files and databases; prepare reports, correspondence, and status updates; manage information requests and ensure compliance with deadlines; perform accurate data entry and verification; support FBI asset forfeiture and law enforcement investigations.

Support USAO by collecting, reconciling, and analyzing information from multiple sources; perform accurate data entry, maintain case files, track case status, prepare reports and documents, coordinate information requests, provide status updates, and perform general word-processing and administrative duties to support asset forfeiture investigations.