Litigation Paralegal / Legal Assistant III Supporting the US Attorney's Office
DENVER, COPosted 20 days ago
Job summary
Job post source
This job is directly from FSA Federal supporting the US Attorney's Office.
Job overview
The Litigation Paralegal / Legal Assistant III supports the US Attorney's Office by assisting in case preparation and legal research to impact criminal enterprise prosecutions.
Responsibilities and impact
The role involves reviewing case materials, assisting attorneys with probable cause analysis, conducting legal research, preparing legal documents, organizing case files, managing witnesses, and supporting pretrial and settlement processes.
Compensation and benefits
FSA Federal offers comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, disability coverage, and employee assistance programs with options for employee-only coverage at no cost.
Experience and skills
Candidates must have a Paralegal Certificate with at least one year of experience or a High School Diploma with three years of paralegal experience, knowledge of litigation support technology, excellent communication and organizational skills, and preferably knowledge of forfeiture law and trial experience.
Work environment and culture
FSA Federal emphasizes a mission-driven, supportive work environment committed to equal opportunity, diversity, and a drug-free workplace with adherence to federal agency standards.
Company information
FSA Federal provides services supporting law enforcement and homeland security, partnering with federal agencies like the DEA and FBI to support legal and investigative missions.
Unique job features
The position requires U.S. citizenship and a thorough background check, supporting high-impact federal litigation in a law enforcement context.
Company overview
FSA (Financial Services Authority) is a regulatory body responsible for overseeing and regulating financial markets and firms in the UK to ensure their integrity and stability. They generate revenue through regulatory fees charged to the firms they supervise. Established in 1985, the FSA played a critical role in maintaining financial stability and protecting consumers until it was replaced by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) in 2013.
How to land this job
Position your resume to highlight your paralegal experience supporting federal law enforcement or legal teams, emphasizing familiarity with forfeiture law, legal research, and case preparation as outlined in the job description.
Focus on showcasing your skills in managing case materials, preparing legal pleadings, organizing discovery, and using automated litigation support tools, particularly highlighting proficiency with Microsoft Office and legal databases.
Apply through multiple channels including FSA's official corporate careers page and LinkedIn to maximize your application visibility and reach.
Connect with current FSA employees or those in the USAO division on LinkedIn; start conversations by referencing recent federal cases they may have worked on or expressing your enthusiasm for supporting law enforcement missions, which can serve as effective ice breakers.
Optimize your resume for ATS by integrating keywords from the job description such as 'forfeiture law,' 'legal research,' 'automated litigation support,' 'case development,' and 'discovery management' to ensure your resume passes initial screenings.
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