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Collects, analyzes, reconciles, and organizes information from multiple sources for DEA asset forfeiture casework. Responsibilities include accurate data entry, maintaining physical and electronic case files, tracking deadlines, coordinating information requests, preparing reports and summaries, processing case documents, and providing status updates. The role requires strong attention to detail, organization, communication, Microsoft Office proficiency, U.S. citizenship, and completion of a seven- or ten-year background investigation.

Support the US Attorney's Financial Litigation Unit by extracting information from LIONS, PACER, judgment and pre-sentence reports; create case folders and opening documents; generate and secure reports (Lexis-Nexis, credit, SENTRY); coordinate with prosecutors, investigators, probation officers, and court clerks to enforce restitution judgments.

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.

Supports the U.S. Attorney’s Office Asset Forfeiture Section by reviewing investigative reports, evaluating cases, researching forfeiture law, preparing pleadings and legal memoranda, organizing discovery and evidence, managing witnesses, supporting settlements and court proceedings, and assisting attorneys with criminal and civil forfeiture actions.

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

Support USAO attorneys by conducting legal research, reviewing case materials, drafting correspondence, organizing trial exhibits, interviewing witnesses, preparing testimony/deposition summaries, and assisting with case preparation and litigation support tasks.

Support the U.S. Attorney's Office by gathering, analyzing, reconciling, and entering case information; maintain physical files and case status; prepare reports, documents, and summaries; perform word processing; coordinate requests for additional information; provide timely status updates and other duties 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.

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.

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.