Litigation Support Specialist (Legal Admin)

United States Attorneys' Offices; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

United States Attorneys' Offices seeks a Legal Administrative Specialist (Litigation Support) to join a federal team handling diverse criminal litigation support duties in Dallas and Lubbock. The role covers case management, discovery processing, and exhibit preparation for prosecutors and SAUSAs.

The position requires specialized experience with litigation support tools (Everlaw, Relativity, Eclipse, Trial Director) and extensive MS Office usage; education ranges from a Bachelor's in Criminal

Qualifications

• Requires experience operating litigation support hardware and software (Everlaw, Eclipse, Relativity, Trial Director, Camtasia Studio 8, MS Office).
• Involves organizing, cataloging, reviewing, and producing discovery; preparing for hearings, conferences, and trials.

Responsibilities

• Assist with collection of discovery.
• Prepare, organize, index, develop, and manage exhibits, evidence and data, including electronically stored information.
• Prepare documents such as information requests, subpoenas, pleadings, and memos related to evidence acquisition.
• Operate computer hardware for exhibits and presentations.
• Analyze and summarize factual aspects of cases from reports.

Skills

Litigation support coordination

Tech-savvy in case management systems

Organizational skills

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice or Law

Master's degree preferred

Tools

Everlaw

Eclipse

Relativity

Trial Director

Camtasia Studio 8

Microsoft Office Suite

Job description

United States Attorneys' Offices seeks a Legal Administrative Specialist (Litigation Support) to join a federal team handling diverse criminal litigation support duties in Dallas and Lubbock. The role covers case management, discovery processing, and exhibit preparation for prosecutors and SAUSAs.

The position requires specialized experience with litigation support tools (Everlaw, Relativity, Eclipse, Trial Director) and extensive MS Office usage; education ranges from a Bachelor's in Criminal