Paralegal IV supporting the US Attorney's Office

FSA Federal (FSA) is a distinguished service provider dedicated to supporting law enforcement and homeland security initiatives nationwide. Our mission is to aid federal, state, and local agencies in combating crime by removing the tools of criminal enterprises and disrupting their illicit activities. We deliver expert assistance to various government bodies including the United States Attorney's Office (USAO), DEA, FBI, USCIS, and USPIS. Through our specialized services, we contribute to the effective prosecution and investigation of criminal and civil matters, focusing on legal and administrative support that enhances the capacity of law enforcement agencies to uphold justice and national security.

Currently, FSA Federal has an exciting career opportunity for a Paralegal IV to join our team. This role is pivotal in supporting the United States Attorney's Office by facilitating investigations and the management of legal documents related to qui tam complaints, civil fraud cases, and other complex litigation matters. The Paralegal IV operates in a challenging, mission-driven environment that demands precision, discretion, and expertise in legal research and case management. You will be instrumental in gathering and analyzing evidence, coordinating with attorneys, and ensuring that investigations proceed efficiently and effectively.

As a Paralegal IV at FSA, you will be responsible for examining various forms of documentation including medical and financial records, reports, and correspondence to uncover patterns, verify facts, and establish crucial connections between evidence and involved parties. You will assist attorneys by providing comprehensive investigative plans, managing incoming evidence, communicating with witnesses and law enforcement personnel, and ensuring all case-related information is organized and preserved according to protocols.

This position demands high-level communication skills, strong organizational abilities, and familiarity with legal software used by the USAO. The role requires working under pressure to deliver top-quality results that support the successful prosecution of criminal and civil cases. Supervisory experience is also required, as you will guide less experienced paralegal staff and coordinate with litigation technology teams to maintain evidence databases. The role is intellectually demanding and calls for a professional who is detail-oriented, proactive, and committed to the principles of justice and public safety.

This full-time position requires U.S. citizenship and successful completion of an intensive 7- or 10-year background investigation to meet federal security standards. It offers you a chance to make a significant impact in the fight against criminal enterprises while advancing your career in a stable and respected organization. FSA Federal is committed to equal employment opportunity and fostering a diverse, inclusive, and harassment-free workplace. We offer comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, short-term disability, and an employee assistance program, with employee-only coverage available at zero cost.