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WHEREVER YOU ARE.

Here are some recent locations where we have defended
military members:

  • Naval Submarine Base New London, Connecticut
  • Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Georgia
  • Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia
  • Fort Bragg, North Carolina
  • NAB Little Creek, Virginia
  • Naval Base Kitsap, Washington
  • MCB Quantico, Virginia
  • Fort Sill, Oklahoma        
  • Camp Lejeune, North Carolina
  • Seymour Johnson AFB, North Carolina
  • Fort Benning, North Carolina
  • Naval Station Great Lakes, Illinois
  • Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
  • Naval Air Station, Patuxent River, Maryland
  • Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
  • Coast Guard Station, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • Scott AFB, Illinois
  • Fort Dix, New Jersey
  • Bolling AFB, District of Columbia
  • Fort Myer, Virginia
  • Patrick AFB, Florida
  • Fort Knox, Kentucky
  • Hurlburt Field, Florida
  • Fort Riley, Kansas
  • Moody AFB, Georgia
  • Fort Meade, Maryland
  • Maxwell AFB, Alabama
  • Fort Bliss, Texas
... and many others.  
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MILITARY DEFENSE ATTORNEYS.
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MEMBERS AROUND THE WORLD.  
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We are the counsel of choice for military members facing
court-martial, discharge, nonjudicial punishment and other
disciplinary actions at home and around the world.

Being charged with a criminal offense in the military or being
discharged after years of devoted service can be a jarring,
confusing and frightening experience.  It puts a military
member's entire future in doubt.  We have years of
experience in helping hundreds of clients successfully
navigate their way through disciplinary actions in the military
and defend themselves against allegations of wrongdoing.  

From the alleged abuses at Abu Ghraib Prison to the USS
Columbus Hazing scandal, we have provided aggressive and
effective representation to military members around the world
facing the most serious charges in high stakes cases.  We
are experienced former JAG attorneys and military defense
lawyers who now put our expertise to work in providing
dedicated, aggressive and effective representation on behalf
of military members around the world.  As experienced former
prosecutors and defense attorneys in the military justice
system, we are well prepared to deal with military
investigators and prosecutors.  Our extensive experience
with military justice matters ranges from courts-martial where
clients were faced with multiple life sentences in prison to
nonjudicial punishment, administrative discharge boards and
notification actions and other administrative sanctions.  

If you are under investigation, facing a court-martial, a
discharge board, or some other life and career altering
disciplinary action by the military, call us at
1-877-569-6941 to discuss your situation with one of our
experienced military lawyers.  
Call Us Toll Free at 1-877-569-6941
For a Free Initial Consultation
                                 Recent Case Results

July 2011.  Following a successful defense at a
discharge board at which the board voted to
retain the member, the service, nonetheless,
attempted to discharge the member at 19+ years
of service.  Mr. George mounted an aggressive
campaign and forwarded detailed
correspondence directly to the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy arguing that the member
should be allowed to keep his retirement based
on the board results.  After review, the Secretary
reversed his earlier decision and allowed the
member to retire.

December 2010.  Mr. George successfully
defended a CWO4 with 30+ years of service
against one charge and three specifications of
dereliction of duty and one charge and three
specifications of making false official statements
arising from allegations of two illegal overboard
discharges.  Following an aggressively litigated
court-martial, the client was acquitted of all
charges and specifications.  

October 2010.  Ms. McCarthy successfully
defended a retirement-eligible 0-5 accused of
indecent assault involving two women.  
Following a thorough investigation and
aggressively litigated administrative separation
board, the board voted to retain the client.  

June 2010.  Mr. George successfully defended
an 0-2 with eighteen years of service accused of
fraternization and adultery.  Despite the fact that
the client pled guilty at Captain's Mast, Mr.
George put on an extensive case in extenuation
and mitigation at an administrative separation
board resulting in the client being retained.  

April 2010. Mr. George successfully represented
an E-1 who was facing seven charges and
specifications in a nonjudicial punishment action,
including drug charges which would have
mandated processing for discharge in the event
of a guilty finding. Mr. George made a thorough
presentation on behalf of the member, he was
found guilty of one charge of the seven, and was
retained in the service.