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# Trial Attorney/Commercial Litigation Branch, Civil Fraud The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) is seeking an experienced attorney for a remote position in the Fraud Section of the Civil Division. This position offers the opportunity to represent the United States in civil matters filed under the False Claims Act and other federal statutes alleging fraud against the government, and in other civil matters concerning conflict of interest, bribery, and public corrupt read more
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## Attorney (Commercial & Appellate Litigation) for . Postal Service The . Postal Service is currently seeking to fill an attorney position within the Legal Strategy Section of the Law Department. The position is eligible for telework up to three days per week and is open to the public as well as . Citizens, Nationals or those who owe allegiance to the . The successful applicant will work in our Commercial and Appellate Litigation group and will handle litig read more
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Organization is recruiting for an Attorney (Commercial & Appellate Litigation) to join their Legal Strategy Section of the Law Department. This job is open to the public, . Citizens, Nationals or those who owe allegiance to the . and offers competitive salary and excellent benefits. The successful applicant will work in the Commercial and Appellate Litigation group and will handle litigation of the most complex, multi-faceted appellate and commercial cases with signi read more
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Job OverviewMultiple leading law firms across the United States — including Am Law 100–200 firms, respected mid-sized practices, and top litigation boutiques — are actively seeking Commercial Litigation Attorneys with 1–10 years of experience. This is a nationwide opportunity open to all markets for attorneys with strong writing, motion practice, and courtroom you have experience in c read more
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