Supervisory Paralegal Specialist

Specialized Experience: To be qualified for the GS-12 position, you must have at least one year of specialized experience equivalent to the GS-11 level in federal service independently performing a variety of analytical paralegal or legal work which demonstrates a practical knowledge of law, the litigation and judicial process, and applicable rules, regulations, policies and procedures. Specialized experience is defined as: planning and/or overseeing work schedules to ensure even workflow and meeting deadlines; overseeing attendance, leave and vacation schedules to ensure proper staffing levels; performing substantive research, evaluation and analysis of a variety of specialized legal topics and points of law; reviews, proofreads, and edits lengthy and complex legal documents; verifies citations and statutory references against original sources; coordinates production of administrative records and responses to requests for discovery; and prepares and organizes trial exhibits, documents, memoranda, reports, and correspondence relating to cases for review by AUSAs.

Specialized Experience: To be qualified for the GS-12 position, you must have at least one year of specialized experience equivalent to the GS-11 level in federal service independently performing a variety of analytical paralegal or legal work which demonstrates a practical knowledge of law, the litigation and judicial process, and applicable rules, regulations, policies and procedures. Specialized experience is defined as: planning and/or overseeing work schedules to ensure even workflow and meeting deadlines; overseeing attendance, leave and vacation schedules to ensure proper staffing levels; performing substantive research, evaluation and analysis of a variety of specialized legal topics and points of law; reviews, proofreads, and edits lengthy and complex legal documents; verifies citations and statutory references against original sources; coordinates production of administrative records and responses to requests for discovery; and prepares and organizes trial exhibits, documents, memoranda, reports, and correspondence relating to cases for review by AUSAs.