Trial Attorney (Vaccine Litigation Section)

Trial Attorney Position As a Trial Attorney, the incumbent: Prepares for and conducts hearings, settlement negotiations or trials of cases that may involve difficult and complex factual situations. Prepares memoranda such as pleadings, motions, briefs, and other documents on the basis of factual and legal research. Participates in pretrial and prehearing conferences. Conducts trials or presents oral arguments in federal courts, state courts and administrative proceedings, as appropriate. Examines formal filings for legal sufficiency. Reviews submissions of party representatives to ensure procedural requirements are met. Responds to inquiries from the White House, Congress, federal departments and agencies, state and local authorities, and private individuals on matters within scope of assigned statutory responsibilities. Maintains personal contacts and works closely with officials and employees of the Division, officials and employees of the Department and other government agencies and the public on litigation and policy-related matters. This is not a remote location position. You will be required to work in person five days a week.