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Job Title Litigation Attorney in Washington, DC Job Profile Supervisory Trial Attorney The candidate will be responsible for supervising and coordinating the most sensitive and complicated litigation matters assigned to the Fraud Section; holding responsibility for ensuring that proper resources are available to the team to successfully accomplish the organizational mission, including financial, technology and human capital resources; working closely with the Section Chief and Principal Deputy Chief on matters relating to management of the Section; as well as other senior leaders in the Department and Division; providing advice and counsel to the Assistant Chiefs in the development of cases for prosecution; coordinating with the United States Attorneys' Offices and other federal investigative agencies to formulate and implement strategies and policies regarding prosecutions, new initiatives, joint investigations, and related matters; holding significant responsibilities with respect to the Department's and the Fraud Section's initiatives to address complex fraud schemes in the focus areas listed above; working closely with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), various Offices of Inspector General (OIGs), and other federal investigative agencies; maintaining frequent interaction with Department personnel up to and including the Office of the Attorney General; representing the Fraud Section and the Criminal Division in high level inter-departmental and inter-agency meetings and communicating on matters concerning fraud enforcement policy and litigation; providing legal policy and litigation advice to USAO's, federal investigative agencies, and state and local prosecutors and agencies regarding fraud enforcement policy and litigation; designing and conducting training sessions on fraud enforcement issues and speaking to private sector groups and government personnel about the Department's fraud enforcement work; reviewing search warrants, indictments, informations, criminal complaints, plea agreements, corporate disposition documents and other pleadings; ensuring that Section attorneys are properly prepared and trained to litigate complex matters, in terms of their substantive knowledge and strategic and ethical considerations; and coordinating and managing multi-district and multi-agency fraud investigations and prosecutions. Will be responsible supervising and coordinating the most sensitive and complicated litigation matters assigned to the Fraud Section; participating directly in prosecutions of fraud cases; reporting to Deputy and other Assistant Chiefs, in the development of cases for prosecution; coordinating with the United States Attorneys' Offices and federal investigative agencies on prosecutions, new initiatives, joint investigations, and related matters; working closely with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), various Offices of Inspector General (OIGs), and other federal investigative agencies; representing the Fraud Section in inter-departmental and inter-agency meetings; providing legal policy and litigation advice to USAO's, federal investigative agencies, and state and local prosecutors and agencies regarding fraud enforcement policy and litigation; designing and conducting training sessions on Fraud Section practices and procedures and fraud enforcement issues; reviewing search warrants, indictments, informations, criminal complaints, plea agreements, corporate disposition documents and other pleadings; and coordinating and managing multi-district and multi-agency fraud investigations and prosecutions. Qualification and Experience The candidate should have a a J.D. degree, be duly licensed and authorized to practice as an attorney under the laws of a State, territory, or the District of Columbia and have at least four years of post-J.D. legal experience. A strong academic background, as well as excellent research and writing skills; and clerkship with a federal judge is desired. Significant experience in supervising the development and prosecution of complex white-collar federal criminal cases, and in reviewing the work product of attorneys; substantial federal criminal trial experience as well as experience in investigating and prosecuting complex fraud cases is needed. Must have familiarity with federal regulatory and investigatory agencies, ongoing programs, and key national goals and priorities relating to the investigation and prosecution of complex fraud cases within the Fraud Section focus areas listed above. Travel will be required. Firm URL Sign up now! 
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