Special Matters and Government Investigations Attorney

Join our dynamic legal team at Lewis Associates as a Special Matters and Government Investigations Attorney. In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for navigating complex government investigations, advising clients on compliance issues, and representing them in various legal matters. Ideal candidates will possess strong analytical skills and the abili…

Join CGS Federal as a Senior Financial Investigator, where you will play a pivotal role in providing essential legal support and conducting thorough investigations for a significant federal agency.At CGS, we gather a team of dedicated, skilled, and innovative professionals to tackle some of the most pressing challenges facing government today. We are looking for individuals who are eager to contribute to governmental advancements, thrive in collaborative environments, and possess the ability to anticipate the needs of others. We pride ourselves on fostering a supportive workplace that encourages professional development through a range of educational opportunities.Key Responsibilities:- Plan and execute comprehensive investigations.- Conduct quantitative, qualitative, or other analyses of pertinent facts.- Prepare findings that further our mission.- Develop and assess evidence from various sources, including other investigators and law enforcement, to gather information pertaining to legal matters.- Analyze statements, timelines, and scientific data to support prosecutorial objectives.- Verify relationships among facts and evidence to confirm document authenticity and corroborate witness statements, ensuring robust proof for litigation.- Provide analysis pertaining to federal law violations, including money laundering, wire fraud, mail fraud, and more.- Identify diverse information sources and variables.- Conduct asset investigations and financial analyses to determine the capability of targets to fulfill monetary penalties.- Gain an understanding of relevant federal, state, and local laws to guide investigations effectively.- Develop methods for obtaining, preserving, and presenting evidence effectively.- Collaborate with Paralegals, Legal Assistants, and supervisory attorneys to ascertain relevant statutory and regulatory laws and identify potential violations.- Provide ancillary support for assigned cases and matters.- Utilize electronic databases to uncover assets, documents, and other forms of physical evidence.- Prepare interim and final reports detailing investigation progress.

Healthcare Fraud InvestigatorEmployment Type: Full-Time, Mid-LevelDepartment: Litigation SupportCGS Federal is actively seeking a dedicated Healthcare Fraud Investigator to join our team in providing exceptional legal support for a significant government project based in Nashville, TN. The ideal candidate will demonstrate initiative, possess strong analytical skills, and thrive under pressure while consistently delivering accurate results. Our team values enthusiasm and a commitment to learning, ensuring that our clients receive top-tier litigation support.At CGS, we unite motivated, talented, and innovative professionals to tackle the government's most pressing challenges using advanced technology. We are looking for individuals who are eager to drive government innovation, value collaboration, and anticipate the needs of others. Our supportive work environment fosters professional growth through diverse learning opportunities.Key Responsibilities:- Analyze and organize data using software tools, including Microsoft Excel.- Review and summarize financial records and complex legal documents, conducting necessary research and preparing financial transaction spreadsheets.- Create HCF case referrals that align with agency and USAO litigation standards.- Investigate data for indications of fraud, waste, and abuse.- Assess referrals to identify the need for additional evidence and formulate a comprehensive strategy to obtain it.- Provide counsel to HCF attorneys regarding the strengths and weaknesses of referrals based on applicable laws and evidence.- Collaborate with the USAO to develop new referrals and maintain effective relationships with client agencies and the public, including facilitating HCF training and preparing informational materials.- Assist in conducting witness interviews and drafting written summaries.

Scan-Comm is hiring a Litigation Attorney to join the team in the Atlanta office. This position centers on managing complex legal cases and representing clients in various litigation matters. Role overview The Litigation Attorney will take responsibility for developing case strategies, preparing legal arguments, and guiding clients through each stage of the litigation process. The work involves both independent case management and collaboration with colleagues on challenging legal issues. What you will do Handle a diverse range of litigation matters for clients Develop and implement case strategies Advocate for clients in court and throughout the litigation process Location This role is based in Scan-Comm's Atlanta office.

IT Subject Matter ExpertEmployment Type: Full Time, Experienced levelDepartment: Information TechnologyAs a vital IT Subject Matter Expert (SME) at CGS Federal, you will leverage your expertise in application and systems software to engage with a diverse array of key stakeholders. Your role will involve a thorough analysis of intricate hardware, software, and telecommunications systems, facilitating the definition of processes and procedures for various departmental use cases. You will play a crucial role in consulting on the design, development, documentation, and implementation of standard operating procedures, presentations, and insightful training materials tailored to a broad audience. The ideal candidate will possess a substantial technical background and demonstrate exceptional performance in scenarios necessitating a comprehensive range of knowledge and skills.At CGS, we bring together motivated, skilled, and innovative individuals to tackle the government’s most pressing challenges through advanced technology. We seek candidates who are eager to contribute to governmental innovation, value collaboration, and can anticipate the needs of others. CGS fosters an environment where employees feel supported, and we promote professional advancement through diverse learning opportunities.Skills and attributes for success:- Assess and redefine procedures and standards utilizing your knowledge and best practices.- Collaborate with a broad spectrum of stakeholders and system users to enhance comprehension of agency systems.- Coordinate with IT and business experts to align program goals, requirements, performance analysis, and innovation projects.- Offer recommendations for enhancements in IT systems and other business initiatives.- Develop comprehensive procedures, manuals, and documentation addressing process and technology requirements.- Specify how information systems may be upgraded or replaced effectively.- Support the operation and maintenance of sophisticated IT systems.Qualifications:- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or a related field.- 5+ years of experience with OBIEE, Oracle Forms, and Oracle Reports.- Must be a U.S. Citizen.- Ability to obtain a security clearance.

At Morgan & Morgan, our work holds significant importance. For millions of Americans, we serve as their final safeguard against insurance companies, large corporations, and defective products. From attorneys across all 50 states to client support staff, creative marketing, and operations teams, every member of our firm plays a vital role in the relentless pursuit of consumer rights. Our over 6,000 employees are united by a single mission: For the People.SummaryMorgan & Morgan is on the lookout for a dedicated Employment Law Attorney to enhance our expanding Employment Law department. The successful candidate will manage and support a substantial and intricate caseload encompassing pre-litigation, litigation, trial preparation, and trial phases. This role is based in our Atlanta office.

Relativity Subject Matter ExpertEmployment Type: Full-Time, ExperiencedDepartment: eDiscoveryCGS Federal is on the lookout for a skilled Relativity Subject Matter Expert (SME) to become an integral part of our dynamic eDiscovery team. In this role, you will collaborate closely with Relativity's support staff to troubleshoot and resolve software-specific challenges. You will also contribute significantly to the testing of Relativity software releases while setting up and configuring templates, views, scripts, and workflows across various workspaces or within a division.At CGS Federal, we unite passionate, highly skilled professionals to tackle the government's most pressing challenges using innovative technology. We are seeking candidates who are eager to drive government innovation, value teamwork, and possess the foresight to anticipate others' needs. Our supportive environment fosters professional growth through numerous learning opportunities.Key Skills and Attributes for Success:- Deliver advanced-level support and expertise in using Relativity for attorneys, investigators, and litigation support specialists.- Execute specialized data culling and identification in Relativity utilizing complex searches and custom indices, addressing litigation holds and other DOE/OGC/OIG matters.- Collaborate with the CFTC's technical support team to resolve user access issues, system slowness, freezing, and viewer installations.- Engage directly with Relativity staff to address software-specific challenges.- Play a crucial role in testing new Relativity software releases, as well as in establishing and setting templates, views, scripts, or workflows for all workspaces or a division's workspaces.- Maintain proficiency in Relativity and its analytics tools by staying updated on software changes, integrations, and plugins, actively participating in the Relativity User Portal, and engaging with the Relativity Blog and Ideas Digest.- Advocate for new features identified by CFTC staff by proposing ideas through the Relativity User Portal and encouraging eLaw members to promote these suggestions.

Join CGS Federal as a Financial Investigator, where you'll provide essential legal support and investigative services to a prominent federal agency. At CGS, we pride ourselves on assembling a dedicated team of innovative and skilled professionals committed to tackling the government's most pressing challenges through advanced technology. We seek candidates who are eager to drive government innovation, value teamwork, and can anticipate the needs of others. Our supportive environment fosters professional growth with numerous learning opportunities. Key Responsibilities:- Plan and conduct thorough investigations.- Execute quantitative and qualitative analysis of pertinent information.- Compile and present findings to enhance mission success.- Develop and analyze evidence from various sources, including law enforcement, to support legal considerations.- Gather and scrutinize facts, including witness statements and scientific data, to aid prosecutorial efforts.- Verify relationships among evidence to authenticate documents and substantiate witness accounts for litigation.- Provide insights on violations of federal law, focusing on areas such as money laundering, wire fraud, and healthcare fraud.- Identify information sources and analyze multiple variables.- Conduct asset investigations and financial analyses to ensure compliance with monetary penalties.- Obtain a solid understanding of applicable laws to guide investigative directions effectively.- Employ effective methods for evidence collection and presentation.- Collaborate with paralegals and attorneys to ensure compliance with statutory and regulatory frameworks.- Perform various supporting services for assigned cases.- Utilize electronic databases to track assets and relevant documentation.- Prepare interim and final reports on investigative progress.

At Morgan & Morgan, we are dedicated to making a difference. For countless Americans, we serve as their last line of defense against insurance companies, large corporations, and defective products. Our firm comprises attorneys across all 50 states, accompanied by client support staff, innovative marketing, and operational teams. Every member plays a critical role in the ongoing fight for consumer rights. United by a singular mission: For the People.SummaryMorgan & Morgan is seeking a seasoned Veterans Affairs Attorney to join its expanding practice in either our Jacksonville or Atlanta offices. The successful candidate will manage a substantial caseload and must possess a minimum of two years of experience in Veteran Affairs.ResponsibilitiesHandle a significant volume of cases while ensuring effective communication with each clientEngage with the VA as necessaryReview VA claims files, identifying and documenting pertinent information vital for VA claimsRepresent claimants during VA appealsDelegate tasks and responsibilities effectively among a team of case staff

As a Korean Document Review Attorney, you will play a pivotal role in evaluating and analyzing legal documents for our clients. This position involves conducting thorough document reviews, including but not limited to privilege assessments, responsiveness evaluations, and redactions.Position OverviewLocation: RemoteStart Date: Flexible Key Responsibilities:- Conduct comprehensive document reviews, including privilege and responsiveness assessments.- Implement redactions and utilize conceptual searching techniques.- Collaborate with team members for first and second-level reviews. Experience & Qualifications:- Proficiency in Korean is essential.- Familiarity with various document review processes.- Experience with electronic document review platforms such as Relativity, Concordance, and ViewPoint.- Must hold an active bar admission in at least one U.S. jurisdiction and maintain good standing. Preferred Skills:- Experience working as part of a document review team.- Knowledge of Relativity version 9.0 or higher.- Minimum of 2 years in a legal support role. Hours & Location:- Work arrangements, including remote opportunities, are determined on a project basis.- Working hours may extend beyond standard business hours depending on project requirements. About CGS Federal:CGS Federal is dedicated to connecting top-tier legal professionals with clients in need of document review, privilege analysis, expert testimony, legal research, and language translation services. Our team-focused culture encourages collaboration and innovation, ensuring efficient project management and optimal results for our clients. For more details about our services, please visit: https://contactdiscoveryservices.com/managed-document-review/

Join our dynamic legal team at Lewis Associates as an Environmental & Land Use Attorney, where you will play a crucial role in navigating complex environmental regulations and land use issues. We are seeking a dedicated professional with a passion for environmental law to provide high-quality legal counsel to our clients.

Join our team as an Attorney Editor at Collabera in Atlanta! In this role, you will leverage your legal expertise to review, edit, and enhance a variety of legal documents. Your attention to detail and understanding of legal terminology will ensure the highest standards of quality in our content.

Join our team as a Bilingual French Document Review Attorney!Remote Role - Contact ReviewLocation: RemoteStart Date: Flexible EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS:Fluent in FrenchUnderstanding of document review processes, including Privilege/Responsiveness Review, Redactions, Conceptual Searching, and First and Second Review.Proficient in electronic document review tools such as Relativity, Concordance, and ViewPoint.Active bar admission in at least one U.S. jurisdiction with a good standing status.PREFERRED SKILLS:Experience in a document review team setting.Familiarity with Relativity version 9.0 or higher.Over 2 years of legal support experience. HOURS & LOCATION:The work location and hours are determined on a project-by-project basis, with the flexibility to work outside standard business hours. ABOUT CGS Federal:At CGS Federal, we take pride in our commitment to finding exceptional, accountable attorneys tailored to our project needs. We focus on enhancing efficiency and streamlining workflows to empower our clients. Join us to contribute to document review, privilege review, legal research, and translation services in a collaborative environment.For more details about CGS Federal, visit: https://contactdiscoveryservices.com/managed-document-review/

Supportkind seeks a Temporary Staff Attorney in Atlanta, GA. This position centers on providing legal assistance and supporting the team on a range of legal matters. Role overview The Temporary Staff Attorney will contribute to ongoing legal work, helping address various issues as they arise. The role involves collaborating with colleagues and supporting casework as needed. What you will do Assist with legal research and document preparation Support attorneys and staff with case management Work on a variety of legal matters as assigned Requirements Law degree and eligibility to practice in Georgia Ability to work effectively as part of a team Willingness to take on temporary assignments

At Morgan & Morgan, our work is vital. We serve as the last line of defense for millions of Americans against insurance companies, large corporations, and defective products. Our attorneys span all 50 states, supported by dedicated client service teams, innovative marketing professionals, and operational staff, all working together to champion consumer rights. With a workforce of over 6,000, we are united by a single mission: For the People.Full Job DescriptionJoin Morgan & Morgan as a Personal Injury Litigation Attorney in Downtown Atlanta or Alpharetta. In this role, you will manage a demanding caseload mainly focused on motor vehicle and trucking accident cases, representing plaintiffs throughout the litigation process, from pre-litigation to trial.Responsibilities

Join our dynamic legal team at Lewis Associates as a Finance Attorney, where your expertise will drive strategic financial solutions. As a crucial member of our legal department, you will work closely with clients to navigate complex financial regulations and provide insightful legal advice. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to high-stakes financial transactions and ensure compliance with industry standards.

Experienced Auditor for Financial InvestigationsEmployment Type: Full-Time, Mid-LevelDepartment: FinancialCGS Federal is in search of a talented Auditor to deliver comprehensive auditing and accounting services, particularly in the realm of fraud investigations involving intricate financial transactions and organizations seeking to avoid scrutiny. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing, coordinating, and drafting technical audit guidelines, demonstrating proficiency in various accounting systems, and maintaining excellent cross-functional communication during investigations.At CGS Federal, we unite motivated and skilled professionals to address the government's most pressing challenges using state-of-the-art technology. We are looking for professionals who are eager to contribute to governmental innovation, value teamwork, and possess the foresight to anticipate the needs of others. Our workplace fosters an environment of support and encourages professional development through a range of learning opportunities. Key Responsibilities:- Conduct thorough analysis and auditing of various accounting systems.- Organize, analyze, and present extensive data sets, including bank records, financial statements, healthcare claims, tax documents, and other relevant evidence using standard software applications.- Assist in the planning of investigations, executing both quantitative and qualitative analyses to identify potential witnesses and pertinent financial documents.- Prepare clear and precise reports detailing the findings of analyses, including comprehensive charts, summaries, and timelines as required.- Facilitate conferences and interviews with representatives from financial institutions, Certified Public Accountants, and other relevant witnesses involved in financial activities.

Join our dynamic team at Collabera Inc. as an Estate Planning Attorney in Atlanta, Georgia. In this pivotal role, you will provide expert legal advice and guidance to clients on estate planning matters, including wills, trusts, and probate. Your expertise will help clients secure their financial future and ensure their wishes are honored.As an Estate Planning Attorney, you will work closely with clients to understand their unique needs and create customized estate plans. You will also collaborate with other legal professionals to ensure comprehensive and effective strategies are implemented.

Join CGS as an Affirmative Civil Enforcement (ACE) Investigator, where you will leverage your investigative expertise to support a significant Federal agency initiative focused on combating fraud.Employment Type: Full-TimeDepartment: Legal ServicesIn this role, you will collaborate with ACE attorneys and federal agency personnel to initiate and advance investigations related to fraud in healthcare, contracting, grants, and other federal programs. Your skills in investigative techniques and fraud detection will be essential in uncovering misuse of public funds.We pride ourselves on a culture of collaboration, innovation, and continuous learning. At CGS, you will find a supportive environment that fosters professional development and empowers you to contribute meaningfully to government solutions.

Morgan & Morgan advocates for individuals across the United States, working to protect people from insurance companies, large corporations, and unsafe products. The firm brings together attorneys, client support, marketing, and operations professionals, all committed to the mission: For the People. Role overview The Senior Attorney Recruiter joins the Attorney Recruiting team in Atlanta, Georgia, with flexibility for other locations within the state. This position focuses on attracting and hiring attorneys to support the firm’s continued growth. What you will do Oversee the entire attorney recruitment process, from intake and interviews to candidate communication and presenting offers. Source qualified attorney candidates using established methods and recruitment tools. Collaborate with hiring partners and firm leadership to understand hiring needs and align with growth objectives. Represent Morgan & Morgan with professionalism and integrity throughout each stage of recruitment. Requirements Proven experience in attorney recruitment. Strong skills in sourcing legal talent. Juris Doctor (JD) degree preferred.