JobsOn USA Jobs: The U.S. Department of Justice is recruiting a Senior Litigation Counsel in Washington, DC. The position involves sophisticated litigation, trial strategy, discovery and legal analysis within the Natural Resources Section. Keywords: Attorney Jobs USA, Legal Jobs Washington DC, Litigation Counsel, Government Legal Jobs, JobsOn. (USAJOBS)
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