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If you are facing an administrative separation
or show cause board, then you need the hardest hitting representation
possible. At a board, military personnel face:
1) Losing their career;
2) Losing
hundreds
of thousands of dollars in hard earned retirement pay and benefits;
3) An Other Than Honorable (OTH) discharge,
hurting their ability to find a job and support their family; and
4) Losing their reputation and pride.
Our attorneys drive
a hard bargain and fight to win the best possible outcome for our
clients. Our results speak for themselves. Below
are cases that we contested in front of boards. In hundreds of other
cases we have negotiated deals that
have secured favorable discharges, retention, and retirement,
thereby avoiding a board all together.
Note: These are examples of real case results. All cases are different.
A success in one case does not guarantee success in another similar
case. We do not guarantee a certain final outcome, to do so violates
the Rules
of Professional Responsibility.
- United States v. E-4 – DUI, Drugs/wrongful use of
cocaine (urinalysis), two time PLDC failure, two counts of assault. Suspended
discharge and rehabilitative transfer.
- United States v. E-6 - Personality disorder discharge.
Diagnosing psychiatrist testified against soldier. Board found
that psychiatrist misdiagnosed the soldier and retained.
- United States v. E-6 – Failure to meet weight standards. Retained,
promoted to E-7.
- United States v. E-4 – Drugs/wrongful use of methamphetamines
(urinalysis). Retained.
- United States v. E-7 with 25 years – Wrongful use
of cocaine (urinalysis). Retained, allowed to retire.
- United States v. E-4 – Drug use, aggravated assault
with an ax handle in Kuwait. Awarded Honorable Discharge.
- United States v. CW2 - Fraternization, Adultery,
Violation of a Regulation, Conduct Unbecoming an Officer. Retained.
- United States v. E-7 (Recruiter) – Drugs/wrongful
use of cocaine x 4 (urinalysis), dereliction of duty. Awarded Honorable
Discharge.
- United States v. E-7 with
21 years – Drugs/wrongful use of cocaine (urinalysis). Retained, allowed
to retire.
- United States v. E-7 - Fraternization, adultery,
false official statement (to an O-6 in front of his entire staff),
conduct unbecoming, and fraud. Avoided court martial and took
it to a board. Won a General, Under Honorable Conditions Discharge,
rather than Other than Honorable (OTH) at the board. Soldier was able
to re-join the Army and will likely retire.
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